28/09/2026
Ready, Respond, Rescue!๐จ๐ฉนโผ๏ธ
โEquipped with knowledge, driven by purpose, and trained for action!
Last September 24 and 25, our organization dove headfirst into intensive Basic First Aid Training, leveling up our preparedness to serve and protect when every second counts.
โThis success wouldn't have been possible without the expert guidance, patience, and invaluable insights shared by our phenomenal guest instructors from the Provincial DRRMO: Trizta Marie D. Magbuhos and Mary Joy G. Adam. Thank you for sharpening our skills and empowering us with real-world rescue knowledge!
โHere is a look back at how our members turned passion into practical lifesaving skills across two action-packed days:
โDay 1: knowledge ๐
We kicked off with deep-dive discussions on various disaster types, followed by identifying different kinds of wounds and mastering precise bandaging techniques. The learning didn't stop thereโour members also tackled essential patient transport methods, practicing reliable techniques like the lover's carry, 2-man assists, and the proper, safe handling and application of the spine board.
โDay 2: Simulation๐จ๐
Theory met reality on our second day through rigorous live demonstrations and high-energy simulation drives! Members were split into specialized, synchronized groupsโthe Howlers, the Medical Team, and the Rescue Teamโworking seamlessly under pressure to execute coordinated emergency responses.
โEvery knot tied, every patient carried, and every simulated scenario tackled brings us one step closer to building a safer, more resilient campus and community.
Huge congratulations to everyone who pushed their limits โผ๏ธ๐
โTo our dedicated members: your readiness is our greatest strength. Stay sharp, stay safe, and keep answering the call โผ๏ธ
โSDG Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being
SDG Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities