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Our on-site teams have faced intense and emotional days because this program is a world first.a world first.<\/h4>\n
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These photos show the training and medical work of Kawan Sehat health agents in remote areas of Eastern Indonesia.<\/p><\/div>\n

As you may have read, last December, we left with the Truck of Life<\/a> (the foundation’s medical truck)<\/em> to bring hundreds of kilos of drugs and medical equipment related to this vital program of training teachers on primary medical care<\/a>. Indeed, in the event of injury or illness, there are not many other choices than to wait for it to pass. This is the case here in the rural areas where we operate. That’s why we’ve been running this program for years.<\/p>\n

These first days of training in December 2022<\/strong> (with the visit of the Regent<\/a>-Bupati of Sumba Timur, Khris Praing)<\/em> aim to give teachers basic knowledge on providing Primary Medical Care<\/a> (or first aid)<\/em> in the event of injury or illness. Then coordinate transportation of the victim to a medical facility, if possible. As our teams have been experiencing for nearly fifteen years, in many cases, this saves lives.<\/p>\n

All participants learned the immediate application of Primary Medical Care<\/a> according to a specific type of injury.<\/p>\n

For example<\/strong>: Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation and how to act when choking or losing consciousness. Treating burns, bites and many other things that have already saved lives for a month. But also to make people understand that certain local practices can be dangerous or create more harm than good. First aid kits contain essential drugs<\/strong> such as tablets, syrups, and drops. Our teams taught participants how to give them to children, depending on their symptoms, weight and age.<\/p>\n

And since a month since we gave the first training, and since the medical equipment provided by our teams is present and used in the schools of these villages, it should be noted that this program has already borne fruit: it saves lives, and we see it almost every day!<\/p>\n

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One aspect that we had not taken into account before the start of these days of theoretical and practical training is related to the fact that 95% of the participants<\/strong> are women.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Therefore, this new responsibility we entrusted them is significant recognition and trust. It is now a means of empowering women in these regions. Because they are the ones who today, and perhaps for the first time in the world, are genuinely responsible for providing first aid in their communities. It is something essential and rewarding for them. We feel it very strongly here on the sites.<\/p>\n

Setting up such a program requires educational tools to learn and transmit knowledge. Since then, Fair Future and Kawan Baik<\/a> foundations have produced two books for this medical care program.<\/p>\n

These two books consist of the following.<\/h4>\n