HEFAT(Hostile Environment and First Aid Training) from the 2402 Foundation is a basic safety course for Ukrainians living and working in war conditions. The theoretical and practical knowledge presented in the course will help save your life or those close to you.
To register for the training, please fill out the form. Or contact the coordinator of educational programs of the 2402 Foundation: +38 093 717 91 19 (Olga)
The basic security course is free and is carried out thanks to donations and the support of donor organizations.
REGISTRATION FORM
Key blocks of training
Basic security HEFAT training for journalists from the 2402 Foundation includes six main topics:
Assessment of the situation, assistance in the immediate danger zone
Examination of the wounded according to the MARCH algorithm
Ensuring patency of the respiratory tract and breathing
Fight against shock and hypothermia
Risk assessment before deployment to a hostile environment
Task planning
Communication schemes
Route plan
Personal data and confidential questions
Protection of personal information on digital media
Safety of messengers
Passwords and two-factor authentication
Account protection
Digital security at roadblocks
Basic rules for evacuating the wounded
Methods of evacuation
Practical exercises
Mine safety
Working out safety scenarios in conditions close to real ones
Tactical and medical training of Ukrainian journalists is necessary for their safety. Just like a bulletproof vest or a helmet.
What will you get after completing the training?
You will can apply a tourniquet in 60 seconds
You will practice applying a high-quality tourniquet to yourself or a colleague
You will be able to examine the injured person according to the MARCH protocol
Identify injuries and provide first aid
You will receive a risk assessment checklist
And you will know how to use it when preparing for a trip
Training certificate
Which is accepted by most newsrooms around the world to obtain insurance
You will receive a complete tactical first-aid kit
Which includes a tourniquet, an occlusive sticker, an Israeli bandage, a thermal blanket, a hemostatic bandage, and other necessary components for the provision of emergency medical care