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Nova Ukraine’s Teams in Ukraine Receive Tac Med Training

Nova Ukraine’s Teams in Ukraine Receive Tac Med Training
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By Tatyana Meshcheryakova

One of Nova Ukraine’s ongoing medical initiatives is making organized, professional tac med training available for civilians. Unfortunately, it has become increasingly clear that even people who only saw receiving and providing emergency aid in medical dramas on TV, people who never thought they would have to learn how to deliver first aid, now must learn the basics.

Since the very first days of the full-scale invasion, and with the help of our partners on the ground, Nova Ukraine has been delivering critical tactical medical supplies and training to Ukraine. As part of the initiative, Nova Ukraine’s team in Kharkiv, Lviv and Kyiv has been undergoing tac med training under the helm of the instructors of one of our partners, Prytula Foundation, and its project, the Civilian Preparedness Center. The goal is to train all of Nova Ukraine’s office staff and volunteers in every city where we have representation as part of getting them ready for any potentially critical situation that would warrant providing first aid. 

“It was an important day that started with the theory of the basics, and ended with practice with more realistic situations that can happen not only in civilian life but also during military events,” said Yevheniia Benda. “We had cool and sensitive instructors who went beyond the appointed time because we constantly had additional questions to discuss.”

Nova Ukraine office staff learned:

  • Basic actions in critical situations
  • How to react when someone is injured nearby
  • Assessing and managing critical bleeding, including self-application of a tourniquet
  • Stopping severe bleeding with tamponade
  • Checking for breathing
  • Detecting lung injuries
  • Understanding the contents and uses of a first-aid kit

Because of the current situation in Ukraine, we find this training invaluable, and the need for it has never been greater. Delivering emergency medicine is one of our priorities. Please consider donating to Nova Ukraine’s life-saving missions. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of the people of Ukraine.

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May 21, 2024

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Nova Ukraine’s Teams in Ukraine Receive Tac Med Training
May 21, 2024

Nova Ukraine

Nova Ukraine
Donate

By Tatyana Meshcheryakova

One of Nova Ukraine’s ongoing medical initiatives is making organized, professional tac med training available for civilians. Unfortunately, it has become increasingly clear that even people who only saw receiving and providing emergency aid in medical dramas on TV, people who never thought they would have to learn how to deliver first aid, now must learn the basics.

Since the very first days of the full-scale invasion, and with the help of our partners on the ground, Nova Ukraine has been delivering critical tactical medical supplies and training to Ukraine. As part of the initiative, Nova Ukraine’s team in Kharkiv, Lviv and Kyiv has been undergoing tac med training under the helm of the instructors of one of our partners, Prytula Foundation, and its project, the Civilian Preparedness Center. The goal is to train all of Nova Ukraine’s office staff and volunteers in every city where we have representation as part of getting them ready for any potentially critical situation that would warrant providing first aid. 

“It was an important day that started with the theory of the basics, and ended with practice with more realistic situations that can happen not only in civilian life but also during military events,” said Yevheniia Benda. “We had cool and sensitive instructors who went beyond the appointed time because we constantly had additional questions to discuss.”

Nova Ukraine office staff learned:

  • Basic actions in critical situations
  • How to react when someone is injured nearby
  • Assessing and managing critical bleeding, including self-application of a tourniquet
  • Stopping severe bleeding with tamponade
  • Checking for breathing
  • Detecting lung injuries
  • Understanding the contents and uses of a first-aid kit

Because of the current situation in Ukraine, we find this training invaluable, and the need for it has never been greater. Delivering emergency medicine is one of our priorities. Please consider donating to Nova Ukraine’s life-saving missions. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of the people of Ukraine.

Donate. Impact. Change.

We greatly value your support, and it is indeed crucial. Please consider donating monthly. Your consistent contributions are vital to sustaining our efforts and driving meaningful change over time. Your commitment will make a lasting difference, and we sincerely appreciate your consideration.

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