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Project summary:
The First Aid (FA) programme aim s to increase the capacity of individuals, households and communities to prevent and cope with individual and
small-scale emergencies (e.g. household accidents) and to mitigate their impact. The Belarus Red Cross (BRC) will further work towards
strengthening their FA programme by improving the quality and relevance of the training, increasing the number of trainers and increasing the
programme coverage. The FA programme is designed to incorporate aspects of accident prevention, HIV/AIDS prevention and promoting healthy
life-style within Belarus communities.
Achievements:
In 2004, Belarus Red Cross launched a media coordinated campaign to attract new volunteers. These new volunteers have been trained as
instructors in first aid and will participate in courses on disaster response and psychological support, and as a result increase the disaster response/
first aid capacity of the National Society and the general public.
A log frame matrix of the project is attached below – for further questions and detailed programme documents please contact the Minsk delegation.
Project objective
The Belarus Red Cross further • % of targeted respondents • Surveys of the Red Cross • The number of respondents is
develops an effective community- reporting themselves as were project clients adequate for drawing a
based First Aid program able to provide first aid • Project reports and published reliable conclusion
assistance to the community studies • The survey methodology
representatives, of those in • Key informant interviews meets the criteria of reliability
the last year
• % of targeted respondents
reporting themselves as were
able to provide self first aid
assistance, of those in the last
year
Expected Results
Result 1. • Project reports • Volunteers find an offer to be
The number of instructors on First • Number of volunteers which • Training reports available trained relevant to their
Aid increased will have become trainers from BRC demands and have the time
• Quality of the FA training • Monitoring/evaluation reports and resources to attend the
methodology from the Federation training
Delegation
Result 2.
• Number of people in the • Results of the surveys in the • Presence of the adjusted FA
First Aid courses have become communities involved in the target areas training curricular in
operational in three target areas FA training • Progress reports from BRC accordance with the needs of
• Number of conducted FA specific target groups
trainings
• Number of people in the
communities having practical
knowledge on FA
Result 2.
• To conduct a survey of needs of • Expertise • Volunteer trainers’ expertise • The volunteer trainers maintain
specific target groups • Travel costs, perdiem • BRC expertise their current level of expertise
• To adapt the training curriculum • Printing and computer access • Expertise of Sister Red Cross • Willingness of the general
in accordance with the survey Societies public to attend the FA courses
results • Federation expertise
• To specify the duties of the
instructors in each target area
• To develop necessary training
tools
• To conduct FA courses in
Gomel, Mogilev and Vitebsk
oblasts (30 in each)
• Midterm evaluation