Warning: This app shows children who have been injured and is therefore unsuitable for children without an adult by their side.
Everyone can learn first aid - even children. But it requires them to be properly dressed to know what to do and at the same time have the courage to act in the event of an accident. In the Junior Redder app, children play to knowledge about first aid by first being introduced to the basic first aid skills and subsequently navigating around different tracks and helping children who have been injured.
The app is part of the campaign "First aid in child height", which has been developed by the Child Accident Foundation and the Capital Emergency Management Agency.
Everyone can learn first aid - even children. But it requires them to be properly dressed to know what to do and at the same time have the courage to act in the event of an accident. In the Junior Redder app, children play to knowledge about first aid by first being introduced to the basic first aid skills and subsequently navigating around different tracks and helping children who have been injured.
The app is part of the campaign "First aid in child height", which has been developed by the Child Accident Foundation and the Capital Emergency Management Agency.
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