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Camp for active volunteers of NSRCT

          From 03.08.2015 to 07.08.2015 in picturesque borough Avaza at the coast of Caspian Sea was made summer training camp for active volunteers of Red Crescent of Turkmenistan. Training was carried out every day, for each day trainees had specialized study programme. Volunteers deepened their knowledge in prevention of socially dangerous diseases, such as tuberculosis, narcomania, alcoholism and so on. At study volunteers get familiarized with not only main information on diseases but also learnt to spead knowledge about dangerous diseases among wide audience by means of method “equal teaches equal”.   The second day was no less informative, kids participated in training: “Life skills” with the use of interactive methods, exercises for revelation of leader’s abilities and ability to work in team, execution of practical tasks based on concrete life situations.  On the third day volunteers of Red Crescent of Turkmenistan got theoretical knowledge and practical skills of rendering first before-doctor aid. On the last day volunteers got familiarized with methods of work on informal teaching at the lesson: “I carry out the training”. Acquainted new knowledge, exchange of experience among volunteers, advanced leader’s qualities will be helping in achievement of the best results in rendering humanitarian activities and development of volunteering movement in NSRCT.    

 

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2024-11-26

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