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First Response Force

Every ₹200 can change a life. Sponsor a child, a tree, a menstrual kit, or a CPR training session.

Project Overview

Emergencies can strike anytime—on the road, at school, at home, or in the workplace. Sadly, thousands of lives are lost each year in India due to the lack of immediate first aid or basic life-saving support.

To bridge this critical gap, Safe Hands Rehabilitation Society is launching “First Response Force”, a nationwide initiative to train and empower youth, teachers, workers, and local citizens as Certified First Responders.

The program equips participants with hands-on skills in CPR, First Aid, trauma response, and fire safety, enabling them to act effectively during emergencies—until professional help arrives.

Objectives

Build a trained network of 10,000+ first responders annually
Increase life-saving awareness and readiness across schools, colleges, factories, and communities
Establish First Responder Clubs in educational and residential institutions
Support and integrate with NDMA, NDRF, 108/112, Red Cross, and civil hospitals
Promote a culture of courage, preparedness, and responsibility

Target Beneficiaries

Students (schools, colleges, universities)
Teachers, professors, and staff
Industrial workers, security guards, drivers, domestic staff
Rural health workers, ASHA and Anganwadi workers
RWAs, youth clubs, volunteers, and general community members

Training Components

CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resucitation)

Adult, child, and infant

Basic First Aid

Bleeding, burns, fractures, choking, fainting

Fire & Disaster Response

Extinguisher use, earthquake readiness, evacuation drills.

Electric Shock, Snake Bite & Drowning

Safe rescue methods, immediate first aid, and prevention tips

Mental Health First Aid

Responding to trauma, panic, and grief

Emergency Protocols

How to report incidents, stay calm, and manage the scene

Simulations & Mock Drill

Scenario-based training and readiness assessment

Annual Targets (FY 2025–26)

Train over 10,000 certified responders in urban and rural areas
Conduct 100+ workshops, demo drills, and public awareness campaigns
Onboard 250+ institutions as First Responder hubs
Distribute 5,000 First Aid kits for community usage
Launch a First Responder Fellowship program for youth volunteers
Establish Mobile Training Units in 5 districts

Contribution Options

What It Supports

Train 5 participants in CPR + First Aid (non-certified)

Train 5 participants with certification (includes ₹3,000 per participant cert fee)

Train 10 certified responders with simulation kits and manuals

Conduct a First Responder workshop for 25–30 community members

1-month responder campaign in one village/block with drills and outreach

Setup a Mobile First Responder Van with training dummies, AED kit, and team

Contribution Amount

₹5,000

₹20,000

₹40,000

₹25,000

₹1,00,000

₹5,00,000+

All certified trainings are conducted in partnership with accredited health and safety institutions.

Donations eligible for 80G tax exemption.

Impact reports, videos, and donor recognition included.

Why It’s Needed

Over 1.5 lakh deaths annually in India from road accidents and medical emergencies
85% of these deaths occur due to lack of immediate first response
Less than 3% of Indians are CPR or First Aid trained
First 5 minutes are critical in saving a life in cardiac arrest, injury, or trauma