We offer health education programs for schools and their students, where our volunteers conduct sessions on lifestyle, sexual health, drug prevention, and CPR. Our conferences and medical evenings are open to the general public. Our informative videos provide reliable healthcare information for all interested parties.
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Our School Health Education Program includes the following topics:
Discussions and activities about healthy eating, the importance of physical exercise, and the impact of unhealthy habits help students reconsider their lifestyle choices. They will have the opportunity to learn about:
An interactive lecture series highlighting the effects of illegal drugs on the young body, social relationships, and future prospects. Together, we aim to explore the individual, communal, and societal reasons for drug use, identifying the risk and protective factors crucial in the development or prevention of addiction.
We provide students with reliable information about adolescent changes, sexuality, intimate hygiene, various sexually transmitted diseases and prevention methods, abortion and its potential consequences, helping them reassess their existing knowledge. We aim for this education to encourage young people to approach this topic with greater thoughtfulness and responsibility towards themselves and others.
The sexual education sessions are supported by Gedeon Richter!
Our goal is to develop and enhance high school students’ knowledge and skills related to resuscitation through peer education, enabling them to effectively apply the learned methods in real-life situations and potentially save lives. Our training strengths include theoretical education (site assessment, proper breathing examination, ensuring open airways, ventilation, calling for help, chest compression techniques, AED use), followed by practical resuscitation steps in small groups.
The Foundation aims to assist primarily those who are bedridden, helpless, and require 24-hour intensive care and support. This category includes many patients in orthopedic-traumatology and neurology departments, as well as those who are temporarily or permanently unable to care for themselves.
The intellectual benefit of the program lies in preserving the human dignity of patients and promoting patient-centered healing. The physical benefits include preventing complications of bedridden patients, such as infections, bedsores, thrombosis, and joint stiffness.
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Since 2012, the foundation has been regularly organizing Additional Medical Evenings, where the most current topics in the medical profession and the challenges of everyday tasks are discussed, such as:
Our target audience includes doctors, medical students, healthcare professionals and helping professionals.
This initiative is beneficial because it addresses specific problems, brings members of the target audience together through regular meetings and joint discussions, and forms them into a community where they mutually help and support each other.
Thanks to the volunteers of the Saint Blaise Foundation and the students of the Drawing Club at Bolyai Farkas Theoretical High School, the foundation proudly presents two preventive storybooks. These books bring joy to the students of 35 elementary classes in Marosvásárhely and surrounding villages.
Teacher Tünde Fülöp shares her thoughts on the second volume: “This collection of stories serves as a guide with ideas for the most common sources of problems. How to play? How to praise effectively? How to explain things so that it’s neither too complicated nor distorted from reality? This book provides concrete, playful, practical tips for parents and educators. It highlights the connections and the significance of everyday ‘rituals,’ as well as the ‘release valve’ function of parent-child conversations. With understanding and creativity, it guides the reader (both children and adults) through the most common sources of problems.”
Our “Biztos Pont” video series explores medical myths and facts related to various fields with renowned experts.
You can watch the videos on the foundation’s YouTube channel:
