CPR Awareness and Basic Life Support Training at Kalmunai Divisional Secretariat
On 16th February 2020, the Kalmunai Divisional Secretariat Office hosted a significant health awareness initiative in collaboration with Dr. Jameel Memorial Hospital, Kalmunai. The event was organized as part of the Secretariat’s commitment to enhancing workplace safety and emergency preparedness.
Event Overview
The program focused on CPR Awareness and Basic Life Support (BLS), equipping staff members with essential life-saving skills to respond effectively in emergencies. The training combined theoretical knowledge with practical demonstrations, ensuring participants gained confidence in applying CPR techniques and basic emergency response.
Collaboration
The initiative was carried out in partnership with the World Forum for Sri Lankan Muslims (WFSLM), reflecting a strong commitment to community outreach and public health education. The hospital’s medical team, led by experienced professionals, conducted the sessions with dedication and expertise.
- MJZM. Jemmeldlen - Medical Director
- Dr. MAC.Kalamudeen
- MSF. Nihara -Physio & Program Coordinator
- B. Filishiya - Nurse
- M.S.M. Najeemden - General Manager
Key Participants
A name list of officers from the Kalmunai Divisional Secretariat was attached to the official correspondence, ensuring broad participation from various departments. Among the medical professionals present were
Their contributions were instrumental in delivering high-quality training and guidance.
Official Endorsement
The program was formally acknowledged by the Divisional Secretary of Kalmunai, with administrative coordination by ACM Faleel, Administrative Officer. Official letters exchanged between the Secretariat and Dr. Jameel Memorial Hospital emphasized the importance of this collaborative effort.
Impact
This training program empowered approximately 25 employees of the Secretariat with vital emergency response skills. By strengthening preparedness, the initiative contributes to safer workplaces and enhances the Secretariat’s ability to respond to medical emergencies.
