NAMMAI KAAKUM MUTHALUTHAVI THITTAM

NAMMAI KAAKUM MUTHALUTHAVI THITTAM

School is not just a place for academic learning; it is also a vital space where students develop essential life skills. One such crucial life skill is first aid awareness. Basic first aid knowledge helps students respond calmly and responsibly during emergencies, builds self-confidence, and nurtures a strong sense of social responsibility.

Recognizing the importance of early first aid education, THFCT introduced the project “Nammai Kaakum Muthaluthavi Thittam.” This initiative aims to educate school students about first aid practices and emergency response. The project is being successfully implemented in several schools across the Sivagangai District, benefiting thousands of students and creating a safer, more prepared student community.

 

Project Objectives

The main objectives of Nammai Kaakum Muthaluthavi Thittam are:

  • To create awareness about basic first aid among school students

  • To develop self-confidence and safety awareness in emergency situations

  • To instill a sense of social responsibility and care for others

  • To educate students on simple emergency response techniques

  • To familiarize students with hospital environments and medical practices

  • To encourage interest in healthcare and medical services at an early age

  • The project has been implemented in 15 schools across Sivagangai District

  • THFCT Chairman personally visited schools to create awareness on the importance of first aid

  • Interactive sessions were conducted to explain basic first aid concepts in a student-friendly manner

  • As an extension of the program, students were taken on hospital visits to understand how hospitals function

  • Students experienced simple medical practices such as:

    • Wearing lab coats

    • Using stethoscopes

    • Learning about basic medical equipment

Project Impact

  • More than 2,497 students have benefited from this initiative

  • Students gained practical knowledge of first aid and emergency handling

  • Increased confidence and preparedness among students during medical emergencies

  • Improved understanding of healthcare systems and hospital operations

  • Encouraged positive attitudes toward helping others and community well-being

  • Sparked early interest in medical and healthcare professions among students

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