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Improving safety and enhancing learning in Liberia through schools First Aid Ambassador Program
CAP Executive Director, Mr. Selah S. Ngangawulor leads group working session, empowering students with basic life support knowledge and skills and increasing sexual gender-based awareness among students and teachers while establishing a reporting channel.
Awarding nurses in Liberia for excellence patients' relationship and outstanding leadership
CAP donated fully packaged first aid kits to trained First Aid Ambassadors in secondary schools in Liberia

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Support Emergency Care Programs in Liberia to improve learning experiences in Secondary Schools

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Accredited by the Liberia National Government to establish emergency care and improve learning experiences in Liberia through increase First Aid Knowledge and Practices in Underserved Secondary Schools and promote SGBV awareness and implement activities aimed at achieving the SDGs in Liberia.

Track Records

Established and monitored First Aid ambassador program in 10 schools in Duazon, Margibi County, strengthening Nurses-Patients' relationship in seven health centers and hospitals in Montserrado County, increasing awareness on SGBV and protection for girls and young women, etc.

School Programs

Establishment of First Aid ambassador programs in secondary schools, monitoring emergency care data, conducting teachers training programs, established SGBV and emergency acre reporting channels, empowering students to actively lead health education and sanitation practices in schools, etc.

Partners

DAISY FOUNDATION _ Improving emergency care by strengthening nurses-patients' relationship through motivational and nurses recognition programs in Liberia. DAVIS PROJECT FOR PEACE _ Enhancing quality education by improving students' learning experiences in secondary schools. Liberia Ministry of Health Community Health Department _ Designing community health initiatives and awareness programs. Liberia Ministry of Health Nursing Department _ Designing programs to motivate nurses.

Collaborating Against Poverty (CAP) Liberia

Where Learning Begins

Our programs are designed to build a strong sense of community by-ins, evaluate and propose strategies for quality education, increase emergency care in underserved neighborhoods, raise awareness of sexual gender-based violence and speak against cultural norms, and improve nurses-patients' relationship in Liberia.

Top Emergency care Services

Our evidence-based solutions to increase SGBV awareness, emergency care and retain students in schools have proven successful in other parts of the world.

Innovative Emergency Care Services

Our emergency care programs are mixed with state-of-the-art innovative methods to reduce casualties to injuries and increase professional healthcare services in Liberia

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CAP motivates several nurses for outstanding leadership and patients' support from the Pipeline Health Center.
Mr. Selah S. Ngangawulor, CAP Executive Director leads discussion on roles of First Aid ambassadors and community supports. During a First Aid Ambassador Program he implemented in rural Margibi County, he stressed the need for students to lead health and safety activities on their school campuses and encourage usage of available WASH facilities.
"It makes me glad to impact the young minds of Liberia. In my opinion, by investing in the health and safety of our youth, we are building a stronger and more resilient future for Liberia" _ Selah S. Ngangawulor, CAP Executive Director
Sunijah enjoys learning basic life supports. She said, “I truly enjoyed this training, now I can support others as much as I expect them to support me with my condition”. Please click the picture to read more about Sunijah's story.
Upon certification and donation of fully stocked first aid kits, particiants expressed excitement
Mr. Selah S. Ngangawulor, CAP Executive Director worked with each group during group working sessions
Students brainstormed during working sessions and presented findings
Collaborating Against Poverty (CAP) extends First Aid Program to 10 schools in the remotest part of Margibi County, Liberia
Students learned the proper way to access a casualty and open the airway
Hannah Mulbah, CAP project officer expressed excitement as she awarded a certificate of recognition as First Aid Ambassador to the vice principal of John Payne Public School with over 12,000 students for the 2023/2024 academic year. Kindly click the image to read more about Hannah's motivation about students' safeties in Liberia.
First Aid Ambassadors (Students and Teachers) checklist Mental Health support for colleagues
First Aid Ambassadors _ A source of Mental Health support in schools

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Our Head Office is Located at Gussin Building #2, Behind Christian Association of the Blind, Vai Town, R2 Community, Paynesville City

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  • Monday through Friday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
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We implement programs aimed at improving livelihood in Liberia, provide anti substance abuse and public health awareness, establish emergency care, support schools in providing quality education.

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