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First Aid a Safer Daily Life

2025-1-EL02-KA152-YOU-0003041512025Mobility of young peopleongoing
Countries: EL|PT|JO|IT|ES|BG|TR|MT · Grant: €51,709
Key competences developmentDisabilitiesPhysical and mental health, well-being

Objectives

In everyday life, most of us have encountered accidents that often lead to significant injuries and disabilities, even fatal ones. Studies have shown that knowledge of first aid can lead to the prevention of disabilities and save the life of the victim. PURPOSE of this proposal is to discuss this topical issue concerning the prevention and treatment of emergency daily accidents, highlighting and proposing current practices, methods and protocols. These accidents (such as traffic accidents, falls, poisoning, drowning (food-sea) and those requiring first aid (burns, CPR, hypoglycemia, etc.) can occur at home, on the street, in places of education, work, culture, sports and recreation. INDIVIDUAL OBJECTIVES The participants will discuss, highlight and consolidate: 1. The causes/factors that can cause one of the above accidents and how to assess the degree of risk and seriousness of the incident, 2. Procedures and tools for preventing and dealing with accidents in everyday life for all citizens without exception, adapted to their needs and specificities (PWDs), 3. The effects of indifference, overestimation of their capabilities and non-compliance with the rules, 4. Knowledge and experience of preventing and dealing with them through different positions, of the victim, the observer-volunteer and the ordinary citizen The exchange of information, knowledge and practices will be completed with: 5. The drafting of prevention and response protocols that should be followed on a case-by-case basis, 6. The classification and codification of the acquired knowledge and experience, in order to disseminated to the members of the organizations and to the communities of the countries from which they come. GENERAL OBJECTIVES: * young people, through non-formal learning processes and structured interaction activities, to develop their communication skills, to collaborate, to cultivate life values such as: solidarity, acceptance of diversity, equality, volunteering, social justice, respect for the personality of others, * to improve language and digital skills, * to learn and become familiar with the specialized needs of young people with disabilities and the risks they face every day, * with daily reflection, small informal interviews, and evaluation (pie) to make general and more specific improvements to our future programs, * to strengthen the environmental awareness and behavior of participants with environmentally friendly activities and materials, * through the knowledge, experience and cultivation of the skills mentioned above to achieve improvement in their professional and personal development, * to recognize the acquired skills and be certified with the Youth Pass that they will receive, * to participate and expand the network of collaborating organizations for the implementation of future programs, * to be able to act as multipliers of the acquired knowledge and will disseminate the results upon their return to their country, * through their participation in the program, the Leaders and the young people will be more aware, in order to encourage young people to seriously consider the effects of accidents and the psychosocial level and to make use of the prevention and response protocols, * to achieve a cultural osmosis and exchange of cultural products during the tour of cultural sites in the region and participation in recreational activities where we will discover the natural beauties of our country. Taking into account all of the above as well as all of the quality standards, we aim to strengthen the organization, its members, and the participation of young people in European affairs.

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