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FRIP Outreach

FRIP Outreach

FRIP Outreach is by far one of the most interesting, enjoyable, challenging and satisfying aspects of FRIP. FRIP Outreach, such as Rehri Goth, Ibrahim Haidry and WWF is where FRIP goes to communities that are underdeveloped, underprivileged and have little concept and access to healthcare. The course has to be tailored to the target population, the audience is always unexpected, exciting and enthusiastic. This is a population that can truly benefit from this information.

FRIP Schools in Training

FRIP Schools in Training

At FRIP we believe that one of the best ways to ensure that our goal of training the entire population of Pakistan lives long and strong is to train teachers, who in turn will help impart this essential concept to their students. In any given class on average one teacher is taking care of 20-30 children, who at any time can fall, seize, fracture bones, choke or hurt themselves. The knowledge of first response for schoolteachers and educators is therefore imperative.

FRIP in Design

FRIP in Design

FTD is approached by members of the society to design a course specific to their needs and requirements. FRIP in Design conducted a workshop for the staff of IBA on safety, awareness, response and dealing with an emergency situation on campus. Similarly, factory owners approach FRIP to design a course for the safety and quick response for their workers. FRIP first studies the workers' environment, risks and hazards to lives and then proceeds with developing a course.

FRIP Training Department

FRIP Training Department

The secondary goal of FRIP is to train the general population of Pakistan in basic first response so that we may reduce the disability and death related to trauma. The FRIP Training Department (FTD) is designed to spread the knowledge and awareness of first response in the general population. With multiple projects, FTD has been divided in to three main divisions, as follows: 1. FRIP Outreach 2. FRIP Schools in Training 3. FRIP in Design

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