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Together, we can do more.
We are trained to handle any emergency—from firefighting and floods to search operations for missing persons and providing first aid.
Firefighting
As volunteers with Rescue Club for Future, we take part in extinguishing forest and field fires across the country.
We have completed the Firefighting and Emergency Rescue Activity modules with the Fire Safety and Civil Protection Directorate and have the necessary equipment to work safely in the field.
We work alongside professional firefighters and respond quickly wherever we’re needed.
Why is it important?
We protect people and nature from the devastating consequences of fires.
Floods
We actively take part as volunteers during floods, providing support in pumping water out of homes, yards, and public buildings.
We are trained to operate motor pumps, and with the equipment we have, we can provide effective and timely assistance anywhere.
We have completed certification courses for using chainsaws and support operations by ensuring safe access for rescue and drainage work.
Why is it important?
We help ensure safety and restore normal life after disasters. Rapid water removal prevents greater damage and helps save property.
Search and Rescue operations
We take part in searches for missing persons, as well as in other rescue activities.
We combine modern technology with traditional methods. We have thermal-imaging drones, off-road vehicles, and ground teams.
We have completed training in radio communications, drone operation, and off-road driving.
We are prepared to respond when timely and coordinated action is needed.
Why is it important?
When searching for missing people, every minute matters. A fast and effective response increases the chances of a successful outcome.
First aid
First aid
We are trained to provide first aid to people affected by accidents and disasters.
In addition, our team includes paramedics, nurses, and doctors who can respond when needed.
We also organize free preventive check-ups for elderly people in small towns and villages, and we teach students first aid techniques.
Why is it important?
A fast response saves lives and prevents complications. Our responders provide first aid before professional teams arrive.