Rescue South Asia is the new brand for the Nepal based Outdoor School Initiative Outdoor-which has been providing rescue training since 2001. After being tasked with coordinating swiftwater rescue programming for South Asia, Initiative Outdoor collaborated with Rescue 3 International to focus fully on development for the region. With the responsibility of coordinating South Asia's rescue trainings, we hold the responsibility of developing new rescue instructors, providing training upgrades for existing instructors and helping rescue and guide agencies develop trainings to enhance their teams.
The mission of Rescue 3 South Asia is to provide the region with access to internationally recognized rescue and safety training, certified by Rescue 3 International by providing courses and developing local instructors to teach and uphold Rescue 3 International's curriculum.
We aim to provide professional and internationally recognized rescue training and certification for: Nepal, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives and Pakistan by developing local instructors and providing access to Rescue 3 International's proven and trusted curriculum.
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Rescue South Asia is the new brand for the Nepal based Outdoor School Initiative Outdoor-which has been providing rescue training since 2001.
This course is designed specifically for professional guides, private boaters, fish and game personnel, and others who work or play on or around flowing water.
This course is designed to take students from basic over-the-bank rescues to progressively more vertical scenarios.
Started as the “Mountain/Woods First Aid” course in 1975, this was the first course of its kind in the United States, and it is the curriculum upon which all other backcountry medicine courses are based.
With special permission Rescue 3 South Asia has been allowed to offer this community level disaster preparation course.
One thing that sets us apart is our dedication to providing students with practical, real-world experience. To this end, all of Rescue 3’s instructors are professionals working in the disciplines they teach. Our instructors include paramedics, firefighters, law enforcement officers, and search and rescue team members, as well as river guides and military personnel. While Rescue 3’s instructors come from a wide variety of fields, they all share a passion for saving lives and teaching others to do the same.
The purpose of the training is to tighten up the slack, toughen the body and polish the spirit.
Having seen the emphasis placed on outdoor education, rescue, first aid and professionalism in other countries, Chandra is determined to bring the same personal development skills to Nepal’s youth and tourism industry to ensure they are not denied the same well-rounded education as being offered overseas.
You have to be an active participants in your own rescue
Rajesh acts as a lead instructor for our youth programs.He handles all the course operation and administration. He is also an IT professional. He has expereince working in different team building, professional development and leadership program.
Chitra is a graphic designer. Chitra has several years of experience working in outdoor and has intensive knowledge about outdoor activities.
This course is designed specifically for professional guides, private boaters, fish and game personnel, and others who work or play on or around flowing water.
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This course is designed to take students from basic over-the-bank rescues to progressively more vertical scenarios.
Read more
Started as the “Mountain/Woods First Aid” course in 1975, this was the first course of its kind in the United States, and it is the curriculum upon which all other backcountry medicine courses are based.
Read more
ith special permission Rescue 3 South Asia has been allowed to offer this community level disaster preparation course.
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