Train our PSC1 instructors for the FAS project

The FAS programme equips schools with first-aid supplies. But a kit sitting in a cupboard is useless if no one around knows how to recognise an emergency and respond to it.

For the equipment to have a real effect, you need qualified people able to teach life-saving skills. That is precisely what this campaign funds.

This campaign funds the PSC1 certification of four instructors, whose mission will be to train teachers, facilitators and, where the context allows, the students themselves.

Once certified, they will work in partner schools, run hands-on workshops and oversee the use of the kits already distributed. Their certification is what turns good intentions into real, transmissible and recognised skills.

Training trainers means multiplying the impact: each of them can in turn train dozens of teachers, who can themselves raise awareness among hundreds of students. It is also what guarantees the long-term autonomy of the FAS programme — without depending on outside specialists.

Supporting this campaign means helping build a local network of people able to protect and save lives.