Jerusalem - "Jerusalem" dot com - The "Nouran" Charitable Association concluded a series of workshops in the fields of first aid and community awareness, in addition to holding specialized courses in the field of first aid and emergency, in partnership with development and educational institutions in Jerusalem.

The workshops organized by the association included a range of different activities and events, including holding two meetings in the field of first aid with the Pioneer School in Shuafat with the participation of 25 students within the Human Development Project, and holding a training workshop on how to deal with injuries in partnership with the Child Development Center in Jerusalem. Where the number of beneficiaries of this course reached 30 children, and "Nouran" organized a workshop in the field of security and safety with the participation of 600 students. As part of the professions project with kindergartens, "Nouran" participated with two kindergartens to introduce the paramedic profession in the presence of 195 of both sexes, in addition to holding a first aid course at Asmaa Bint Abi Bakr Preparatory School for Girls, within the framework of the capacity development project with the participation of 25 students.

The Director General of the "Nuran Charity" Association, Shawkat Owaisat, confirmed that the workshops and courses held by the association come in the context of its interest in community awareness, in line with the priorities and objectives on which the association was based, which is the provision of medical services, first aid and awareness for the Jerusalemite community.

Owaisat added that the association will continue its educational programs and medical services, as part of its strategy to serve the Palestinian community in the city of Jerusalem and its surroundings in various fields, including providing awareness in the field of community and health safety, and first aid, to reach an informed and safe society.

It is noteworthy that the Ambulance Association "Noran" was established in 2007 by a group of young Jerusalemites, with the aim of educating and raising health awareness, and providing first aid and medical services to the people in all regions and neighborhoods of the city of Jerusalem and its surroundings.