Empowering Communities to Prevent, Prepare, and Respond

All proceeds from our trainings directly support our social services.
By participating, you’re not only gaining valuable knowledge—you’re also helping us provide essential care, support, and resources to vulnerable individuals and families in need.

About Training: 

Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Training is designed to help individuals and communities minimize the impact of natural hazards such as earthquakes, floods, fires, and storms. The training promotes proactive thinking, emergency preparedness, and practical skills to reduce risk, save lives, and protect property.
Disaster preparedness is everyone’s responsibility. This training offers essential knowledge and tools to assess risks, build safer environments, and respond effectively in emergencies. It also highlights the connection between climate change and the increasing frequency of natural disasters, with a specific focus on the Georgian context.
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 Key Topics Covered
1. Introduction to DRR
•    Why Disaster Risk Reduction Matters
•    DRR in the context of Georgia: facts, challenges, and visuals
•    Understanding climate change and its link to natural hazards
•    Setting expectations and ground rules for the training
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2. Earthquakes
•    Threats, vulnerabilities, and opportunities for resilience
•    How to act before, during, and after an earthquake
•    Evacuation procedures and safety protocols
•    Introduction to emergency kits and earthquake preparedness materials
•    Simulation-based practice and real-time response exercises
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3. Threat Mapping
•    Identifying potential threats in your community
•    Group activity: create a visual "Threat Map"
•    Action planning: turning risks into preparedness strategies
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4. Fire Safety
•    Common causes of fire in homes and public spaces
•    What to do if you discover a fire
•    How and when to use a fire extinguisher
•    What to do if your clothing catches fire
•    Key actions to avoid during a fire emergency
•    Fire prevention tips and safety planning
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This training combines theory with hands-on activities to ensure participants leave confident and prepared to act in the face of disaster. Whether you're a teacher, youth leader, municipal employee, or community volunteer, this course is an essential step toward creating safer, more resilient communities.