This activity introduces first aid equipment and the correct way to use it. Participants learn about the contents of a First Aid Kit and their functions, practice treating minor injuries and managing minor emergencies, while applying safety measures before professional help arrives—valuable knowledge for everyday use.
Participants cook in nature using simple resources and equipment: lighting a fire, preparing basic ingredients, and creating a simple menu. This activity hones creativity, resilience, cooperation, and task management; an experience that combines survival skills with the enjoyment of dining together.
Participants gather around the campfire at night in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Singing, storytelling, light games, and conversations warm the camaraderie, relieve fatigue, and strengthen bonds; the firelight and sounds of nature add a magical ambiance, creating unforgettable memories for everyone.
Participants learn basic equipment and its usage—setting up tents, making simple rafts, creating gadgets like cooking stands or drying racks from wood and rope. These activities hone creativity, survival skills, resource management, and cooperation; proof that facilities can be created with effort and imagination.
Participants are provided with maps and compasses to track the designated routes and locations, requiring quick decisions and precise strategies at every move. This activity combines physical and mental challenges: reading maps, calculating distances, and testing navigation skills—while honing focus, teamwork, and confidence in making decisions on the ground.
Participants delve into religious values through sermons, prayers, night vigils, and congregational prayers in a calm atmosphere. This session encourages reflection, instills gratitude and togetherness, and strengthens practices, mutual respect, love, and brotherhood—shaping a balanced spiritual and emotional character, as well as well-being of the heart and morals.
Participants spend the night outdoors—pitching tents, taking care of essentials, and enjoying a tranquil evening far from the bustle. The experience builds self-reliance, time management, and adaptability, while fostering teamwork and discipline. Moments gathered around the campfire create memories that last.
Participants are challenged to prepare meals with limited resources—ranging from foraged ingredients from the forest or river to basic supplies provided. They learn to light a fire, cook with simple tools, and get creative to produce hearty dishes, all while building resilience, teamwork, and patience—and savoring the satisfaction of their own effort.
Participants are trained to move in formation with discipline and precise footwork. Every command is followed in unison, making the session a proving ground for focus, obedience, and cohesion. Beneath the rigor, foot drill builds team spirit, respect for leadership, and self-confidence; the synchronized rhythm and chants make it demanding yet enjoyable.
Participants gather at night to showcase their talents—singing, dancing, acting, or performing skits—in a lively atmosphere. More than just entertainment, the session introduces each other’s cultures, strengthens bonds, builds confidence, and fosters togetherness—filled with laughter, applause, and cherished memories for all.
Participants learn basic ropework techniques for various situations—from pitching tents and building camp gadgets to preparing for emergencies—with each knot serving a specific purpose that’s important to master. Training emphasizes accuracy, safety, and patience while sharpening creativity in finding practical solutions. Beyond camping skills, this knowledge is useful in everyday life.
