Medical Training with E.L.A.H.A
At E.L.A.H.A, we understand that child safety is paramount, which is why we provide specialized training courses designed to ensure that staff are fully prepared to manage any injuries that may occur. Our in-depth training program covers a wide range of topics, from basic first aid to more advanced care, ensuring staff can confidently assess, respond to, and manage a variety of injury scenarios.
Staff are trained to administer immediate first aid for minor injuries such as cuts, bruises, and sprains, while also being equipped to recognize the early signs of more serious conditions that may require professional medical attention. We emphasize quick decision-making, with a focus on reducing risks through effective care and communication. The training also includes how to handle head injuries, broken bones, burns, and other common incidents in child care environments.
In addition to physical first aid, our courses also cover child psychology and trauma management, teaching staff to remain calm and provide emotional support to children who are in distress. This ensures that the child’s mental and emotional well-being is considered alongside their physical care.
Our approach follows industry-leading safety standards and protocols, ensuring that all practices are up to date with current regulations. Staff are also educated on proper documentation of injuries, effective communication with parents, and post-incident reporting, ensuring transparency and trust throughout the care process.
By offering these comprehensive courses, E.L.A.H.A certifies that staff members are well-equipped to handle child injuries, ensuring a safer environment for every child in their care.
At E.L.A.H.A, our training program covers a wide range of injuries that children may encounter in a school setting. Some of the common types of injuries we prepare staff to handle include:
Through our program, we ensure that staff can create an environment where children feel emotionally safe, valued, and free from fear, empowering them to focus on learning and growing in a positive, inclusive space.
Minor cuts and scrapes
From playground falls or accidental bumps
Bruises and bumps
Common from playing sports or roughhousing
Sprains and strains
Particularly in the arms, legs, or ankles
Head injuries
From falls or impacts, including concussion identification
Nosebleeds
Often resulting from dry air or minor trauma
Burns and scalds
From hot surfaces or accidental spills
Fractures and broken bones
From falls or high-impact activities
Choking incidents
During mealtime or play with small objects
Eye injuries
Caused by foreign objects or accidental pokes
Allergic reactions
Including food allergies or environmental triggers
Insect bites or stings
Common in outdoor play areas
Dental injuries
Such as knocked-out or chipped teeth
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Supporting Schools, Children and Parents with a Holistic Approach to Education
This is an in-house service where an E.L.A.H.A support worker is integrated into your school, offering the highest level of support for both your staff and students. This personalized approach ensures comprehensive assistance tailored to your school’s unique needs.
