Since Nepal is still a developing country with infrastructure in relation to transportation and healthcare still improving specially in rural areas i realized that a lack of knowledge and misconceptions regarding First-aid and disaster management is very common and I see this as major issue, for Example In case of emergency be it a road accident, Myocardial infarction, heart attack snake bite , bleeding , shock, fracture, poison, fant , electrical shock, choking, CPR , AED seizure,Syncope,earthquake,fire etc the knowledge of first aid in people who would be there for immediate response could alter the fate of the victim as a result the effort put into this could intern benefit the entire nation. From our endeavors in these past few years the number of people impacted is well over thousands few examples include a child’s life being saved by administering CPR, a child was saved form chocking road accident and unconscious casualty saved by cfn volunteer immediate responder who helped with the bleeding.

Throughout the duration of this program I’ve personally traveled far and wide to many of the districts conducting these training programs in the hopes that one day someone would benefit or some life somewhere would be saved as I’ve lead my entire teams and thousands of people to this point where they’re capable of giving first aid to a needy Yes, we will be holding a national-based program ranging across all the district.