Lee Health hosted its annual Touch-A-Truck event, an interactive experience designed to educate families on Trauma Awareness. This event brought together families and offered a hands-on experience with various types of emergency vehicles, allowing children and adults to learn more about how these vehicles are used in emergency situations.
The Touch-A-Truck event provided families with the opportunity to interact with first responders, paramedics, firefighters, police officers, and other emergency personnel. Through this interaction, families learned about the roles these individuals play in keeping the community safe and responding to emergencies. Additionally, the event helped raise awareness about the importance of trauma care and the resources available to those in need.
Families participating in the Touch-A-Truck event were able to better understand the services provided by Lee Health and other emergency responders. The hands-on experience allowed families to ask questions and learn more about the important work these professionals do on a daily basis. Overall, the Touch-A-Truck event was a fun and educational experience that promoted trauma awareness and safety in the community.
The event’s goal is to bring people together as a community while educating them on Trauma Awareness through interactive experiences with various types of emergency vehicles. By providing an opportunity for families to interact with first responders and paramedics, they can gain a better understanding of their roles in keeping our communities safe during emergencies.
Moreover, by participating in this hands-on activity, families can ask questions directly to those involved in trauma care or response efforts. This kind of personal interaction allows for better understanding of what it takes for first responders to be effective at their job.
Overall, Lee Health’s annual Touch-A-Truck event is an excellent way for families to learn more about Trauma Awareness while having fun. The opportunity for direct interaction with first responders makes it easier for people to understand what they do every day and how they keep our communities safe during emergencies.