The educational series «How to Act in Emergency Situations» is based on practical recommendations from experts of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU). Each episode, presented in a edutaining format, teaches parents, children, and youth how to act correctly during fires, shelling, on water, under rubble, and in case of chemical or radiation hazards.

The story follows a Ukrainian family as they encounter various dangerous situations and learn clear step-by-step response algorithms. You will also learn how to use a fire extinguisher, handle explosive devices, safely collect mercury from a broken thermometer, and more.
The series also addresses psychological aspects: learn how to calm yourself and maintain emotional balance in stressful situations.

The series consists of six episodes, each up to 10 minutes long:

Episode 1. Fire Safety
Expert: Oleksandr Chekryhin, Acting Director of the Emergency Situations Prevention Department of the SESU

Episode 2. Radiation and Chemical Threats
Expert: Viktor Vitovetskyi, Director of the Department of Organization of Civil Protection Measures of the SESU

Episode 3. Seasonal Hazards During Recreation on Reservoirs and in the Mountains
Expert: Oleksandr Tumanov, Head of the Diving and Rescue Unit of the SESU in Kyiv

Episode 4. Rules of Conduct in Emergency Situations of a Military Nature. Part 1
Expert: Svitlana Vodolaha, Head of the Communications Department of the SESU

Episode 5. Rules of Conduct in Emergency Situations of a Military Nature. Part 2
Expert: Oleksandr Khorunzhyi, Deputy Head of the Communications Division of the SESU

Episode 6. Rules of Behavior with Explosive Objects
Expert: Serhii Reva, Director of the Department of Mine Action Measures of the SESU

More safety-related materials are available in the Spilnoteka by UNICEF:
https://bit.ly/438GGGw This educational series was produced by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine with the support of UNICEF, in cooperation with the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, for the Diia.Education platform.