The project For Life (4 Life) offers goal-oriented educating for the laic population in the field of first aid and promotion of first aid as an ethical, moral and legal responsibility of every individual.

The project encourages the laics to act properly in a given urgent situation; that is why we frequently organize promotions of the project on various locations, where a limited number of interested participants can theoretically and practically renew their knowledge of the basic procedures of reanimation and other urgent situations.

Skills and knowledge of first aid must be firm and regularly reviewed and renewed. This is the only effective way to make people less frightened, thus preventing possible errors and easing the work of the professional team, which ultimately increases the chances of survival and successful rehabilitation of the injured.

The core of the problem is the mentality of your average laic, who does not act according to prescribed guidelines in emergency situations or does not act at all. Sociologists call this phenomena the “bystander effect” – in case of emergency, the bystanders become passive spectators in hope of someone else taking responsibility.