Maidan Wardak: 10-Day Workshop on Psychological Support and First Aid Concludes for 40 Volunteers

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Wed, Nov 04 2026 1:42 PM
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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

 

The ARCS has concluded a 10-day training workshop on psychological support, hygiene promotion and first aid for 40 male and female volunteers in Saydabad District of Maidan Wardak Province, with certificates distributed to participants.

During the workshop, participants received theoretical and practical training in psychological support, hygiene promotion and first aid so that, after completing the training, they could provide relevant services to people in need in their communities.

The trained volunteers are scheduled to provide door-to-door psychological support services in their communities over the next eight days and conduct public awareness activities on hygiene over two days.

The workshop aimed to strengthen volunteers’ capacities and improve health and psychological awareness within the community.

Through trained volunteers, the ARCS strives to promote health and psychological awareness in communities and provide basic healthcare services to people in need.

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