Polish Center for
Paramedic and firefighting training and life-saving equipment that helps the casualties of accidents – the PCPM Foundation helps from the funds of the Polish Aid project.
The Polish Secretary of State Małgorzata Jarosińska-Jedynak visited our Firefighting and Emergency Service Training Center in the Kenyan capital. We presented the project outline, the actions implemented in close cooperation with Polish Aid, and the up-to-date needs of the Fire and Emergency Service Department in Kenya.
In case you have missed a story on K24Tv, here it is. New firefighters being trained at Fire And Rescue Training Centre, Kenya - Firetrack. We at PCPM feel proud! Thanks to Polish Aid!
Kenyan firefighters extinguish fires, save newborns, take people out from the rubble of collapsed buildings, help victims of road accidents and are more and more often perceived as local heroes. PCPM for four years has been conducted the largest firefighter training program in Kenya. Now Polish instructors also conduct water rescue classes in case of floods, which are consequences of ongoing climate changes.
