
Väike-Õismäe housing associations learned first aid in crisis situations
On April 12, paramedic Andrus Lehtmetsa led the second first aid training for the Crisis Research Centre’s Crisis Skills Programme at

On April 12, paramedic Andrus Lehtmetsa led the second first aid training for the Crisis Research Centre’s Crisis Skills Programme at

On April 5, the Väike-Õismäe settlement received their first civil protection-themed first aid training at Tallinn Õismäe Gymnasium. In addition

On April 5, the first Urban Survival Training session for housing associations and residents of Väike-Õismäe began in the community

On April 5, the first community Urban Survival Training group in Kohtla-Järve completed their training. In the Crisis Research Centre’s

In the fourth episode of the “Crisis Skills” podcast, we talk about psychological first aid – a skill that anyone

On the evening of March 27, local community members gathered at the Haabersti activity centre for a Family Crisis Plan

On March 15, the first sessions of the K-36 training programme of the community-based civil protection project were held in

With almost 51 100 residents in the Haabersti district, of which almost 12 000 are seniors, the Väike-Õismäe Crisis Skills

The Crisis Research Centre invites people in Haabersti city district to free Crisis Skills Training Programme, which will take place

On February 19, the opening seminar of a training program for apartment building residents in Kohtla-Järve took place, providing an overview