On 22 January 2026, Kasemrad Hospital Chachoengsao, in collaboration with Thepprasitwittaya School, organized a basic first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training program for students and school staff. The activity aimed to enhance knowledge and practical skills in providing proper and safe emergency assistance.

The training focused on both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practice. Participants were given practical experience in CPR techniques, situation assessment, and appropriate first aid responses, helping to build confidence and preparedness in handling emergency situations that may arise in daily life.

This initiative reflects the hospital’s role in promoting health knowledge and safety awareness among youth and the community. It supports the development of a society with life-saving awareness and strengthens community-level healthcare preparedness in a sustainable manner.

• CPR training enhances confidence and preparedness in emergency situations, reduces panic, and increases the ability to provide timely life-saving assistance. (Target 3.4) Promote mental health and well-being.
• The activity strengthens community capacity for early response and health risk management by equipping participants with essential first aid and CPR skills. (Target 3.d) Strengthen the capacity for early warning, risk reduction and management of health risks.

• CPR training develops essential life skills, enabling students to respond effectively to emergencies and care for other. (Target 4.4) Increase the number of youths with relevant skills for employment and life skills.

• Providing life-saving knowledge in schools helps reduce fatalities and injuries from emergencies and enhances community safety. (Target 11.5) Empower and promote the social inclusion of all. Reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by disasters and emergencies.

"BCH places great importance on delivering first aid knowledge to ensure the safety of youth and the community. "