As part of Women’s Day activities, Emergency Staff, in collaboration with the Ibiza Town Council, is organizing a key event to raise awareness and provide citizens with tools to address one of the most pressing social issues: chemical submission (drug-facilitated assault) and sexual assault.
This event will take place next Saturday, March 22nd, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at the Casal de Igualdad in Ibiza. The workshop aims to deliver vital information to both the general public and healthcare/security professionals involved in these cases, strengthening social awareness and response capabilities in high-risk situations.
A space for education and action
During the session, attendees will receive essential tools for detecting, preventing, and responding to scenarios involving involuntary intoxication and sexual violence. The training will be led by seasoned professionals experienced in the care and prevention of these situations, delivering fundamental knowledge for effective intervention.
Emergency Staff’s commitment to training and health safety
This activity forms part of the training programs of the National Forum on Emergencies and Social Issues—an event established as a national benchmark that positions Ibiza as a strategic hub for training and knowledge-sharing in addressing complex social problems.
At Emergency Staff, we firmly believe in the power of education as a tool for prevention and protection. Over the years, we have worked tirelessly to equip both professionals and citizens with the necessary knowledge to handle emergency situations.
Our expertise in specialized training has established us as leaders in preventive education, leading us to develop tailored programs that enable people to recognize danger signs and know how to respond.
Through initiatives like this, we reaffirm our commitment to awareness and prevention, promoting a safer, more prepared environment to face societal challenges. We will continue championing education as the best path toward ensuring community well-being and health safety.
En el sector del ocio, la formación continua es la mejor herramienta de prevención.
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