By Liudmyla Korol | Digital Communications Manager
In October, Mission Kharkiv continued implementing the Save The Workers programme, strengthening the emergency preparedness of employees working in critical infrastructure. The programme provides practical first aid training, helping participants develop the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively to medical emergencies.
During the reporting period, 27 training sessions were conducted, reaching 407 participants.
The training sessions were delivered to employees of two critical infrastructure providers in Kryvyi Rih:
Kryvorizhteplomerezha Municipal Enterprise: 8 training sessions, with 127 participants.
Kryvbasvodokanal Municipal Enterprise: 19 training sessions, with 280 participants.
Through these sessions, participants had the opportunity to strengthen their first aid knowledge and practise essential emergency response skills. Such training is particularly important for employees who maintain essential services and may face challenging working conditions and emergency situations.
By investing in the preparedness of critical infrastructure workers, Save The Workers contributes to safer workplaces and stronger local resilience. The ability to provide timely first aid can make a significant difference before professional medical assistance arrives.
We are grateful to GlobalGiving donors for supporting this programme and helping equip people who play an essential role in keeping communities functioning.
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