The day started with our beginner class. The lesson for today focused on primary assessment and collecting vital signs. We had a great turnout and the class was very engaged. The advanced class had written testing and scenario testing. We are very happy to say that everyone did well. They
The team members and some of the students met for orientation – here’s an update with more pictures on Facebook. There’s more to come, as training starts Monday! We’ll keep you posted! As always, please consider helping with funding, or share with friends and family. Every bit helps. The CUES
We are excited to be joined by 9 members of the experienced group and 9 new class members for orientation day. Tim layed out ground rules and expectations for the program and the class members voiced their expectations for the coming weeks. There are no updates about the ambulance. It
We arrived in the morning on February 3rd after a long flight from Canada. We are still awaiting the arrival of the ambulance. The most recent update is that the ambulance is stuck at the border awaiting paperwork. We hope to see it soon. Orientation is on Saturday and classes
One Week Left!! Our CUES team will be Uganda bound in the very early morning hours of February 3, arriving about the same time as the new ambulance is expected. A station has been leased, and all is prepared for both levels of classes. We at CUES would like to
