2025 Western Canada Mabuhay Conference

As we bridge the generational and cultural gap, we ignite the Bayanihan spirit – a beacon of unity, compassion, and resilience. This conference is a testament to the transformative power of faith and cultural heritage, illuminating the path for Filipinos in North America to proudly embody their roots while embracing their newfound home.

Join us as we embark on a journey to:

Celebrate the rich tapestry of Filipino culture and its intersection with the Latter-Day Saint faith

Foster a sense of meaningful community and connection among Filipino Latter-Day Saints in Western Canada

Inspire a new generation of leaders to carry the torch of Filipino heritage and faith

Together, let us kindle a brighter future, illuminated by the love of Christ and the vibrant spirit of the Filipino people.”

The responsibilities of a first aid team during events include:

1. Providing Immediate Medical Care: The team is responsible for responding to medical emergencies, offering first aid treatment to individuals who get injured or feel unwell during the event.
2. Assessment and Triage: We assess the severity of injuries or illnesses, triage cases, and prioritize who needs immediate attention, ensuring that more serious cases are treated first.
3. Monitoring Health Conditions: The first aid team will monitor participants, volunteers, or staff for any health issues like dehydration, heatstroke, or exhaustion, particularly during outdoor or physically demanding events.
4. Managing Medical Equipment: Ensure that the first aid kit or medical supplies are stocked, well-maintained, and easily accessible. They may need additional equipment depending on the nature of the even. 
5. Coordinating with Emergency Services: In case of serious injuries or conditions that require more advanced medical intervention, the first aid team will acoordinate with paramedics or emergency medical services to ensure quick transport to a hospital or medical facility.
6. Supporting Event Staff: The first aid team assists event organizers in identifying potential health hazards (like tripping hazards, or the need for shaded areas) to prevent injuries before they occur.
7. Being Visible and Accessible: Ensuring that they are easily identifiable and accessible by placing first aid stations/making contact info available to reach in prominent areas.
8. Following Protocols: Ensuring they follow proper medical protocols and report incidents or injuries following the event’s health and safety guidelines.