A unique body in Rajasthan to train bystanders in extending a helping hand to accident victims.

Extend a Helping Hand to ACCIDENTS

It should be our prime concern that accident victims are extended first aid at the accident site itself without wasting the precious initial moments. This is the GOAL of this organization.

Having established in the year 1995, it involves participation of the masses to contribute in the process of road strategies by learning the art of saving life of a road accident victim. The attention gets focused on post accident scenario where instant help is made available not only to take care of the grave injuries but also to transport the injured in the correct method so that more lives are saved.

Dr. Maya Tandon, Former Professor and Head, Department of Anesthesiology & Superintendent Jaykaylon Hospital, SMS Medical College, Jaipur after her superannuation in the year 1995, dedicated herself to this global cause. Courses have been conceptualized as per norms of the American Heart Association (AHA) and European Resuscitation Council (ERC) guidelines. Our approach and experiences have benefited over 56,000 individuals.

Current Focus:- Trauma Center cum Research and Training Institute

To erect a 24x7 Trauma Center cum General Hospital and Training Institute on a land allocated by the Government in a developing colony of Jaipur, well connected to the highways.

• To lay emphasis on joining hands with dedicated individuals, civil societies and the administration on the burning issue of road and life saving measures.



• Minimizing the mortality & morbidity rates occurring due to accidents.
  
  
• To reduce the tally of youth figuring in Disability Adjusted Life Years (Daly’s) in road accident cases.



• Lack of certified training institutes in the country prompts us to have drivers who will be able to secure better jobs. They will be more competent to attend to accident victims.

• To sensitize the public about traffic rules & regulations and its strict implementation.
• To train target groups with various life saving skills including Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) as well as transporting the injured to the nearest medical facility without wasting the initial precious time.
• To create a sense of compassion among road users to actively participate in rescue operations for victims of accidents.
• Use the Motor Vehicle Act (MVA) 1988 judiciously in favor of the injured without fear of police or legal proceedings.
• Conduct enhancement activities to enable the trainees to gain more confidence through dialogue with trained professionals so as to further reach out to masses in the interiors.
• Effectively deal with victims of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in the state.

Know more about us:

IRTE and Prince Michael International Road Safety Award (2006)

National Road Safety Award (2004)

Basic Life Saving Course (BLS)

Enhancement Training Course (ETC)