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COMMUNITY HEALTH TRAININGS

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Project of FRIES, Universal Peace and Prosperity Alliance, and Fairmont Royal Health Care Services

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HEALTH & SAFETY AT WORK EVALUATIONS
ONE-TIME FEE: $99

Duration: 3 weeks

Schedule: 2 Hour Sessions, 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday)

Total Instruction Time: 18 Hours (Live Training)

Format: Instructor-led Live Classes via Google Meet

Class Size: Group-Based Learning (Minimum 20 Participants)

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Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Workplace Safety & Health

  • Overview of Workplace Safety & Health (WSH) Laws and Regulations

  • Roles and Responsibilities of WSH Committees

  • Importance of Workplace Safety & Health

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Module 2: Risk Assessment and Hazard Control

  • Identifying Workplace Hazards

  • Risk Assessment Methods

  • Implementing Control Measures

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Module 3: Workplace Inspections

  • Conducting Effective Workplace Inspections

  • Identifying Common Hazards During Inspections

  • Documenting and Reporting Inspection Findings

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Module 4: Incident Investigation

  • Understanding the Importance of Incident Investigation

  • Steps in Conducting an Incident Investigation

  • Reporting and Analyzing Incident Data

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Module 5: Accident Reporting and Workers' Compensation

  • Procedures for Accident Reporting

  • Understanding Workers' Compensation Claims

  • Supporting Injured Workers

 

Module 6: Promoting a Safety Culture

  • Developing a Safety Culture in the Workplace

  • Employee Engagement and Participation

  • Safety Campaigns and Initiatives

  • First-Aid Training

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Module 7: Legal and Regulatory Compliance

  • Understanding Legal Requirements for WSH

  • Ensuring Compliance with Regulations

  • Role of Regulatory Bodies

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Module 8: Emergency Preparedness and Response

  • Developing Emergency Response Plans

  • Conducting Emergency Drills

  • Managing Emergency Situations

Benefits

  • Develop practical workplace health & safety skills aligned with real industry standards

  • Learn how to identify hazards, assess risks, and implement effective control measures

  • Gain hands-on knowledge in inspections, incident investigation, and safety reporting

  • Understand legal requirements and ensure compliance with workplace safety regulations

  • Build the ability to create and promote a strong safety culture within organizations

  • Learn how to manage emergencies and respond effectively to workplace incidents

  • Strengthen your profile for roles in health/safety, operations, and compliance

  • Enhance your CV with job-ready safety evaluation and risk management skills

  • Train in a structured, real-world environment focused on practical application

  • Earn a professional certificate demonstrating workplace safety competency

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COMMUNITY HEALTH & SAFETY TRAINING 
ONE-TIME FEE: $99

Duration: 3 weeks

Schedule: 2 Hour Sessions, 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday)

Total Instruction Time: 18 Hours (Live Training)

Format: Instructor-led Live Classes via Google Meet

Class Size: Group-Based Learning (Minimum 20 Participants)

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Modules

1. Emergency Response & First-Aid Training

2. How to conduct safe and hygienic delivery
3. Family planning
4. Child nutrition
5. Immunization

6. Treatment of minor ailments.

7. Chronic Disease Prevention

8. Patient Advocacy and Support

9. Community Outreach and Engagement

10. Care Coordination

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Community Health Areas of Communicable Diseases

AIDs, Cholera, Diarrhea, Dengue, First Aid, Flu, Hepatitis, Measles, Mums, Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Tracheal Disease, Typhoid, WhooCough and any pandemic diseases.

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Community Health Areas of Non-Communicable Diseases

​Diabetes, cardiovascular diseases (such as hypertension), chronic respiratory diseases (like COPD and asthma), cancers (with a focus on breast and cervical cancer), kidney diseases, and mental health disorders (such as depression and anxiety). 

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● To raise awareness about AIDS and other Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STIs) among the communities


● To develop the component of a health delivery system that addresses the unmet needs of women, including safe and hygienic delivery, maternal and child care.


● To identify and enhance the capacity of TBAs (Technical Birth Attendants) by providing them with training in relevant components.


● To raise awareness among adolescent girls on their self-esteem, health and hygiene, care during menstruation, and life skills.

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● Promote regular check-ups and basic screenings. Train to conduct screenings and educate on preventive care.

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● Raise awareness on fire prevention. Train on fire extinguisher use and evacuation plans.

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● Equip trainees with stress reduction techniques. Train on mindfulness, relaxation, and support systems.

Benefits

  • Gain practical skills in community health, safety, and first-aid response

  • Learn how to support maternal, child, and family health in real-life situations

  • Build knowledge of communicable and non-communicable disease prevention

  • Develop the ability to educate and raise awareness within communities

  • Get trained in basic screenings, hygiene practices, and preventive care

  • Strengthen skills in patient support, care coordination, and advocacy

  • Learn how to respond to emergencies, minor ailments, and health risks

  • Promote health awareness including nutrition, immunization, and family planning

  • Build confidence to engage with diverse communities and deliver health education

  • Gain hands-on, real-world training aligned with community health needs

  • Enhance your profile for roles in healthcare support, NGOs, and community work

  • Earn a professional certificate demonstrating community health competency

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DISASTER RECOVERY TRAINING
ONE-TIME FEE: $99

Duration: 3 weeks

Schedule: 2 Hour Sessions, 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday)

Total Instruction Time: 18 Hours (Live Training)

Format: Instructor-led Live Classes via Google Meet

Class Size: Group-Based Learning (Minimum 20 Participants)

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Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Natural Disasters

  • Earthquakes: Understanding seismic activity, fault lines, and the impact on buildings and infrastructure.

  • Wildfires: Causes, spread, and impact on forests, homes, and air quality.

  • Floods: Causes, such as heavy rainfall or dam failure, and impact on homes, roads, and communities.

  • Nuclear Disasters: Causes, such as accidents, and impact on health and environment.

  • Health Epidemics: Causes, such as viruses or bacteria, and impact on public health and healthcare systems.

  • Volcanoes: Causes, such as tectonic activity, and impact on surrounding areas, including ashfall, lava flows, and pyroclastic flows.


Module 2: Preparing for a Natural Disaster

  • Creating an emergency kit

  • Developing a family emergency plan


Module 3: During a Natural Disaster

  • Safety tips for earthquakes, wildfires, floods, nuclear disasters, health epidemics

  • Importance of following instructions from authorities


Module 4: Immediate Response After a Disaster

  • Assessing safety

  • Documenting damage for insurance claims


Module 5: Contacting Authorities and Seeking Help

  • Contacting emergency services

  • Available resources and support systems

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Module 6: Temporary Housing 

  • Finding temporary housing


Module 7: Emotional Support and Mental Health

  • Psychological impact of natural disasters

  • Coping strategies and support systems


Module 8: Preventive Measures for the Future

  • Home improvements for disaster resilience

  • Identifying & spreading awareness for disaster preparedness


Module 9: Review and Practice

  • Comprehensive review of all topics covered in the training

  • Practicing emergency plans and response strategies

Benefits

  • Gain practical skills to prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural disasters

  • Learn how to create effective emergency plans and disaster preparedness strategies

  • Build confidence in handling real-life emergency situations safely and efficiently

  • Understand how to assess damage, seek help, and manage post-disaster recovery

  • Develop knowledge of multiple disaster types and their real-world impact

  • Learn how to support individuals and communities during crisis situations

  • Strengthen awareness of safety protocols and coordination with authorities

  • Gain basic training in emotional support and mental health response after disasters

  • Build skills to promote disaster awareness and prevention in communities

  • Enhance your profile for roles in emergency response, NGOs, and community support

  • Train in a practical, scenario-based learning environment

  • Earn a professional certificate demonstrating disaster preparedness competency

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