Emergencies can happen Anytime, Anywhere — to Anyone

Most of the emergencies occur outside hospitals – where family, friends, or bystanders are the only help.

The first few minutes are critical. A quick response — recognizing danger signs, calling for help, giving first aid can be the difference between life and death.

By building a community of trained, confident citizens, we can create a safer, more responsive society — where every life has a better chance of survival.

50%
of deaths and disabilities in LMIC countries can be prevented with quick and effective emergency care at the emergency scene.

SATYAM – Student Augmented Training for Youth Amplification is a flagship program under Community Emergency Care Initiative by WHO CCET.

It aims to build a self-reliant community by empowering youth and individuals with the confidence and skills to respond to medical emergencies and lead a healthy, safe, and happier life.

SATYAM inspires a culture of care, awareness, and resilience for Happy and Healthy Community
Together, Let’s Build a Community That Saves Lives

For the Community,
By the Community

SATYAM thrives on community engagement. It builds a collective responsibility in community for emergency response and awareness where learning and advocating basic emergency care skills is everyone’s role.

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