World First Aid Day 2026

Event Date: 12th September 2026

Event brief description

Galgotias School of Nursing organized World First Aid Day on 12 September 2026 at B.D.R.D. Saraswati Vidya Mandir Inter College, Dankaur, Gautam Budh Nagar, based on the theme “First Aid in Migration Contexts.” The programme aimed to create awareness about the importance of timely first aid and basic emergency care, particularly for people who may be displaced, travelling, or living away from familiar healthcare systems. The event emphasized preparedness, prompt response, safe assessment of emergencies, and providing appropriate basic assistance until professional medical care is available.

Event Detailed Description

Galgotias School of Nursing, Galgotias University, organized World First Aid Day on 12 September 2026 at B.D.R.D. Saraswati Vidya Mandir Inter College, Dankaur, Gautam Budh Nagar, on the theme “First Aid in Migration Contexts.” The programme focused on awareness of timely first aid, emergency preparedness, and basic emergency care for people in migration contexts. The event was conducted under the guidance of Dr. Lekha Bist, with Mr. Vinod Bhatt, as faculty coordinator.

The programme emphasized safe assessment of emergencies, prompt response, seeking appropriate help, and providing basic assistance until professional medical care is available. It also highlighted the importance of accessible first-aid awareness despite challenges such as unfamiliar surroundings, limited resources, and difficulty accessing healthcare. Overall, the event promoted first-aid awareness, emergency preparedness, timely response, and inclusive community support. 

Implementation

The World First Aid Day programme was conducted as an offline awareness activity at B.D.R.D. Saraswati Vidya Mandir Inter College, Dankaur. The session focused on first-aid awareness, emergency preparedness, safe assessment of situations, timely response, and providing basic assistance until professional medical care is available. Students and attendees participated in the programme and were encouraged to understand the importance of accessible and inclusive first-aid support.

Acknowledgments

The School of Nursing, Galgotias University, expresses sincere gratitude to Dr. Lekha Bist for her guidance and support in organizing the World First Aid Day programme. Special appreciation is extended to Mr. Vinod Bhatt, Assistant Professor and Faculty Coordinator, for coordinating the event. The School also appreciates the participation and cooperation of all students and attendees who contributed to the successful conduct of the programme.

Conclusion and Future Recommendations

The World First Aid Day programme successfully promoted awareness about first aid, emergency preparedness, and timely response, particularly in migration contexts. The programme highlighted the importance of providing basic assistance and supporting individuals until professional medical care is available. Similar awareness programmes may be organized regularly to strengthen first-aid knowledge, emergency preparedness, and inclusive community support among students and the wider community.

Department Name: Galgotias School of Nursing 

Event Outcome: The World First Aid Day programme served as an awareness initiative on the importance of first aid in migration contexts. It supported awareness of emergency preparedness, timely basic assistance, and compassionate community support, particularly for people who may face barriers to accessing immediate care because of migration-related circumstances.

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