A session on First Aid was conducted for Chey Chey and Nachung scouts to educate them on how to respond effectively in emergencies. The objective of the session was to provide knowledge and practical guidance on immediate care for injuries and sudden illnesses, emphasizing the importance of being prepared, responsible, and helpful in any situation. Overview of First Aid: First aid refers to the immediate care given to a person who is injured or unwell. It is essential for preventing further harm, ensuring safety, and keeping the person comfortable until professional medical help arrives. Scouts were informed about the key principles of first aid, which include acting quickly, staying calm, and ensuring the safety of both the rescuer and the victim. Common Situations for First Aid: The session highlighted situations where first aid is often needed, including cuts and scrapes, burns, sprains and fractures, nosebleeds, choking, and fainting. Scouts were taught how to recognize these conditions and respond appropriately to reduce complications and promote safety. Safety Guidelines and First Aid Kit Essentials: Scouts were advised to always stay calm, use gloves or clean cloths to avoid infection, and avoid giving food or drink to unconscious individuals. Essential first aid items include bandages, antiseptic, scissors, gloves, pain relief medicine, and emergency contact information. Role of Scouts: The session emphasized the responsibility of scouts to remain alert, carry a first aid kit during activities, and provide assistance calmly and safely until professional help arrives. Scouts were encouraged to practice these skills regularly to build confidence and preparedness.