How do you handle medical emergencies at home? How do you react when a disaster strikes near you and affects you or your loved ones? Stop being a mere spectator and get trained. For free.

2. Are you affected by Disasters? How often is a common person like you and me affected by disasters? Not too often, perhaps. But when you do get affected, do you know how to react? How will you react when…..

3. An Earthquake strikes?

4. A Tsunami hits you?

5. You suddenly get flooded?

6. A terrorist strikes?

7. Your building collapses?

8. A terrorist shoots at you?

9. A bomb explodes near you?

10. Your building catches fire?

11. But disasters are rare… You are probably right. These incidents are few and far in between. Although, they have become more common than earlier. But still, you are perhaps thinking I don’t need to be prepared for them. As they won’t come too often. OK then, How will you react when…

12. Your Gas Cylinder explodes?

13. Your Wife’s hand bleeds?

14. Your Mom’s hand gets burnt?

15. Your Dad has a Heart Attack?

16. Your son chokes?

17. Your daughter has a Nose Bleed?

18. Your friend gets a fracture?

19. Your child falls from a cycle?

20. Your maid gets an electric shock?

21. Your colleague falls down?

22. Do these affect you? Disasters can strike us anytime. Most of the times, however, we are not prepared for them. Neither for natural disasters, nor for daily medical emergencies. What, then, should be done? DO NOT be a mere spectator. You should know how to handle such emergencies. Thankfully, there is an organization which knows how to handle these scenarios. And trains you for free. Interested?

24. Common Disasters

28. Our Visionaries Members of the Governing Council “ To ensure that everyone who needs empowerment in areas of disaster preparedness and management, rescue management, emergency aid measures, first aid awareness, health and safety etc. should be imparted necessary training and skills to prevent their suffering” Shri Romesh Bhandari served in Delhi for several years, reaching the highest post of Foreign Secretary, in the Foreign Service. Also, Governor, Uttar Pradesh. Dr. Bhishma Narain Singh Governor of Assam, Meghalya, Sikim, Arunachal Pradesh and Tamil Nadu; Minister in Bihar; Cabinet Minister of Parlimentary Affairs and Urban Development Shri.Sudarshan Agarwal is Governor of Sikkim & has also served as the Governor of the state of Uttarkhand. He has also served as a member of the National Human Rights Commission. Shri Krishna V Rajan is a former member of the Indian Foreign Service. He has served in senior diplomatic assignments including in the rank of Ambassador in a number of countries including France, USA, UK, Zambia, Algeria and Nepal.

29. Members of the Governing Council …Contd. Dr. Lalit Mansingh is in the Executive Commitee of institute of Peace & Conflilct Studies defence, foreign policy and security studies think tank in India. Prof Santosh Kumar , Head, Policy, Planning & Cross-cutting Issues at the National Institute of Disaster Management Shri S Laxminarayan , additional secretary in the department of information and technology. Prof. PJ Kurien is MP in Rajya Sabha from Kerela and is working for the protection of environment, upliftment of the poor and the weaker sections of the society.

30. Our Mission

32. Stop being a mere Spectator. Contact Philanthrope, and bring about a difference to Your society.

33. For further details: Dr. Anjeli Qwatra [email_address] +91-11-26491234 Visit our Website: www.philanthrope.in