In several schools across the Balagne region of Corsica, students have recently taken part in life-saving awareness sessions designed to teach them how to respond in emergencies. In towns like L’Île-Rousse, Monticello, Santa-Reparata-di-Balagna, and Corbara, children participated in specially adapted workshops and scenarios that showed them how to act if someone is in trouble and what steps to take while waiting for emergency services to arrive. These sessions aim to equip young people with essential knowledge that could help save lives in critical situations. The initiative is part of a broader effort to raise awareness about emergency response and community solidarity. The upcoming bike donation collection will further support this mission, encouraging the community to contribute to a cause that promotes both awareness and support for those in need. These activities are organized in collaboration with local authorities and volunteers, highlighting the importance of working together to improve public safety and preparedness. The SIS 2B and the UDPSIS 2B, local emergency and public safety organizations, have expressed their appreciation for the partnership with the officials and volunteers of the AFM-Téléthon 2B. This organization, known for its work in raising funds and awareness for rare diseases, has been actively involved in organizing these events. Their efforts, led by Catherine Château-Artaud, have ensured that these initiatives continue to take place regularly and effectively. This ongoing collaboration between different groups demonstrates the value of community engagement in promoting both health education and charitable causes. By working together, these organizations aim to make a lasting impact on the local population, ensuring that awareness and solidarity actions remain a regular part of community life.