The Lifestrand Project Continues as Part of the ERASMUS+ Programme

On June 14, 2025, a training event under the ERASMUS+ Lifestrand project took place at the TNMU Simulation Training Center. The event focused on equipping civilians with essential pre-medical emergency care skills.

The course was conducted by trainers Oksana Petryshyn, Yuliana Skip, and Nazarii Krulyk. Both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills were acquired by:
• Trainers from the Children and Youth Sports School No. 1 in Ternopil
• Rehabilitation specialists from the Ternopil Regional Center for Child Rehabilitation and Development

It was a day of shared experience, practical learning, and a united goal—to be able to save lives when it matters most.

A military family also attended the course and presented the project trainers with a chevron from the 45th Separate Artillery Brigade—an emblem of trust and gratitude. This chevron is now more than a symbol; it serves as a powerful reminder of why we do what we do.

We sincerely thank all participants for their motivation, openness to learning, and commitment to working together for the safety and health of our community!