Who is a Health Marshal?
A Health Marshal is a trained community member equipped with essential first aid and emergency response skills to act as an immediate responder during medical emergencies.
Who can become a Health Marshal?
Community volunteers, residential staff, security personnel, corporate employees, and responsible citizens can become Health Marshals after completing the required training and evaluation.
Why are Health Marshals important for communities?
Health Marshals strengthen community safety by creating a trained first line of response, enabling faster assistance, reducing delays in care, and improving outcomes during emergencies.
What role does a Health Marshal play during emergencies?
Health Marshals provide initial assessment, basic lifesaving support, and coordinated response during the critical minutes of an emergency until professional medical services arrive.
