Nigeria Red Cross Society, Ckc Detachment Alimosho

Nigeria Red Cross Society, Ckc Detachment Alimosho We give first aid coverage for school programs like inter house sport, safety and health talk and physical exercise training.

We are a trained first aiders, that's has been trained in art of giving first aids in emergency situations, giving hope in hopeless moments and amelioration of human suffering brought about by natural or man made disasters.

Inauguration of the Nysc Corp members batch B Lagos today,
12/07/2024

Inauguration of the Nysc Corp members batch B Lagos today,

12/07/2024
02/07/2024

Humanitarian work by first aiders camp Lagos.

Red cross, a call to duty a call to humanity, giving even their bloods for humanity sake...
19/06/2024

Red cross, a call to duty a call to humanity, giving even their bloods for humanity sake...

17/06/2024

CHOLERA, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
CHOLERA OUTBREAK ADVOCACY: CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, TRANSMISSION, PREVENTION & TREATMENT.

Cholera is an acute diarrheal illness caused by infection of the intestine with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. Here are the key points about cholera, how it is acquired, and its transmission:

A. Cause and Symptoms
Bacterium: Vibrio cholerae

B. Symptoms: Severe watery diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration. In severe cases, it can lead to death if untreated.

C. Transmission
1. Contaminated Water: The primary source of infection is drinking water contaminated with Vibrio cholerae. This often occurs in areas with inadequate water treatment, poor sanitation, and limited access to clean water.

2. Contaminated Food: Consuming food that has been in contact with contaminated water or handled by an infected person can also spread cholera.

3. Fecal-Oral Route: The bacteria are excreted in the f***s of an infected person. If sewage is not properly treated, it can contaminate water sources used for drinking or washing food.

D. Prevention
1. Safe Water: Ensuring access to clean, safe drinking water is crucial.
2. Sanitation: Proper sewage treatment and sanitary disposal of human waste help prevent contamination of water sources.
3. Hygiene: Handwashing with soap and safe food practices reduce the risk of transmission.

E. Treatment
1. Rehydration: Oral rehydration salts (ORS) are the primary treatment to replace lost fluids and electrolytes.
2. Intravenous Fluids: In severe cases, IV fluids may be necessary.
3. Antibiotics: These can be used in severe cases to shorten the duration of the illness.

Understanding cholera's transmission and prevention is key to controlling outbreaks, particularly in vulnerable areas with poor water and sanitation infrastructure.

It's done and dusted, congratulations to the newly enrolled volunteers, may your service to humanity not be in vain.
28/05/2024

It's done and dusted, congratulations to the newly enrolled volunteers, may your service to humanity not be in vain.

Finally, today the new volunteers were enrolled in to Nigeria red cross... Congratulations
26/05/2024

Finally, today the new volunteers were enrolled in to Nigeria red cross... Congratulations

16/05/2024

Red ooo
Good morning in the house, hope our night was splendid.
This is to inform all our people, the Great Ckc Detachment would be enrolling their newest members on Sunday 26th of May by 10.30am on okogie hall within the church premises, it's promise to be fun galore, to all the first aider come in your ceremonial uniform. Cross ooo.

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