Representatives of local communities in Ukraine and Georgia living under direct military conflicts or neighboring areas to the Occupied Territories.

 Faculty Staff, and medical students (student trainers) of partner universities.

Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (Spain);

Sociedad Espanola de Medicos de Atencion Primaria Semergen (Spain); 

Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy LLC (Georgia);

Tbilisi State Medical University (Georgia);

Alte University (Georgia);

Grigol Robakidze University (Georgia);

Porto University (Portugal);

I. Horbachevsky Ternopil National Medical University of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine;

State establishment “Lugansk State Medical University”;

Poltava State Medical University.

strengthen capacities of 27 Academic Staff in 7 Higher Education Institution (HEI) of Ukraine and Georgia in the design and elaboration of new training material (First Aid Guides for Staff, Students and Community Representatives) through experience-sharing, guidance and technical assistance from partner institutions operating in Spain and Portugal:

benefit 242 Staff and Students of 7 HEIs in Ukraine and Georgia through capacity building in teaching and provision of First Aid, including core elements of Life Support and Pre-hospital Trauma Care;

strengthen life-saving First Aid skills among 7,200 members of communities living in Military Risk Areas of Ukraine and Georgia, as the final beneficiaries of Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE);

provide essential First Aid training equipment (including simulators) to 3 partner medical universities in Ukraine.

establishing a Board of Trainers in community-oriented BLS and Pre-hospital Trauma Care with representatives of 9 partner HEI of the Consortium (Year 1, Q1);

development of community-oriented BLS and Pre-hospital Trauma Care Modules (Year 1, Q2) for 6 universities of Georgia and Ukraine through support of partner universities in Spain and UK by end of Year 1;

training 3 Faculty Staff in community-oriented BLS and Pre-hospital Trauma Care in each of the 6 universities in Ukraine and Georgia (Year 1, Q2);

purchasing training supplies (manikins and other training materials) for 3 universities in Ukraine (Year 1, Q3-Q4). Georgian universities to ensure the supplies through their own budgets; 

training 36 Medical Students in community-oriented BLS and Pre-hospital Trauma Care in each of the 6 universities in Ukraine and Georgia (Year 1, Q3-Q4);

inclusion of community-oriented BLS and Pre-hospital Trauma Care Modules as part of the Medical Curriculum in 6 universities of Georgia and Ukraine and partners universities in Spain and UK (Year 1 Q4 – Year 2 Q2);

5-day outreach capacity-building sessions for communities living in or neighboring regions to the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine and Georgia (Year 1, Q4 – Year 3, Q2) involving 36 Student Trainers and 18 Master Trainers as supervisors. Each Master Trainer to supervise a group of 5 Student Trainers in the field;

training 21,600 individuals living in or neighboring regions to the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine and Georgia in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Pre-hospital Trauma Care (Year 1, Q4 – Year 3, Q2);

purchasing basic health supplies for the training of 21,600 individuals living in or neighboring regions to the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine and Georgia in Basic Life Support (BLS) and Pre-hospital Trauma Care (Year 1, Q4 – Year 3, Q2). The budget includes procurement of relevant materials for 10,800 community representatives in Ukraine. Georgian Universities to provide supplies through their own budgets;

regular monitoring and evaluation of the project implementation (quarterly Year 1-3); 

regular reporting on the project progress by TMA, Compostela, Ternopil in partnership with other HEIs of the consortium (semi-annual Year 1-3).