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ALERT (Amenity Lifeline Emergency Response Team) is a volunteer driven NGO, that empowers a common man in case of an emergency to ensure ‘Right to Life’ a reality in India!
Medical Emergencies In India
Today
Tomorrow
Our Goal
Learn to save a life
If not for others, at least for your friends & family.
Be a Volunteer!
Your time & effort can save many lives!
Become a Superhero
Join India’s 1st Community Emergency Responder Network : alert VoICE
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NO. OF PEOPLE TRAINED
250
NO. OF ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS TRAINED
90
NO OF ASSOCIATIONS TRAINED
200
NO. OF CORPORATES/INDUSTRIES
15000
RURAL COMMUNITY PEOPLE OUTREACH
They Said It
“I look forward to being part of ALERT’s noble mission to save lives”
ALERT is an NGO that trains people in First Aid and life-saving techniques in real-life situations. ALERT is driven by a few individuals who are passionate about their cause with a high level of dedication and determination.
We thank you very much for your association with our team for more than a year to provide voluntary training on "FIRST AID"...
If all of us have this attitude and helping nature, then no pandemic can do anything
Every child should be empowered in first aid.
You can save a life. It is easy to learn Life Saving Techniques. Join ALERT
Spread the information about Saving lives and make it as a movement
No partner gets benefited from transactions, they get benefited by dividends, in this case for ALERT’s sponsors, the lives saved.
99% to VoICEs and 1% score go to the hospital to save a life.
The government cannot work on its own, it needs the help of NGOs like ALERT
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Listen from real heroes
alert VoICE – S Dhanush Manikandan
Once, 23-year-old youngster Dhanush tried and couldn’t save the life of a victim. After some time, he once again witnesses a road accident and this time, saves the life of a 60-year-old man by performing First Aid during the Golden Hour of life and death.
alert VoICE – Sathyenthar
I was on my way to my friend’s house when I saw a man lying on the road.There were a lot of people surrounding him, so I went there and asked a person from the crowd what had happened to him,
alert VoICE – Kala and Chandru
After a 10k run at the Marina, Chandru and I stopped by at the Vivekananda coffee house opposite Woodlands. As I was standing there sipping my coffee.alert VoICE – Siddharth
Yesterday, I was travelling to Mahabalipuram. Halfway through the drive, I saw a huge crowd on the side of the road. I stopped the vehicle, jumped out, and rushed there to see what had happened.
