ABOUT US
TraumaLink is a volunteer-based emergency response system to reduce the number of deaths and injuries on the highways. Our service model utilizes an emergency hotline number, a 24/7 call center, and volunteer first responders recruited from the local community who are trained in basic trauma first aid and provided with necessary medical equipment like stretchers and bandages. LEARN MORE
TRAUMALINK HAS DEVELOPED A SCALABLE AND SUSTAINABLE MODEL TO SAVE LIVES AFTER TRAUMATIC INJURIES. SO FAR WE HAVE:
545 Volunteers
Responded to over 1000 incidents
Operating in 135 km area with 24/7 call center
Provided emergency first-aid to almost 2200 injured patients
WHAT WE DO
Injured patients are much more likely to survive if they receive treatment quickly. Fortunately, within the first hour after injury, simple medical treatments can be highly effective at preventing paralysis and death. This critical window is known as the “Golden Hour” and is the period of time during which TraumaLink First Responders work. LEARN MORE
Recent News
During the Eid holiday TraumaLink reached another important milestone, with our 1000th Emergency Response.
TraumaLink @ the Media
On 27th of May 2019, The tragic injury of Police Constable Parvez Hossain, winner of the Bangladesh Police Medal, fills our hearts with enormous sadness. However, we also feel great pride knowing that our brave volunteer Abdul Hai was able to provide him with life-saving care. We remain grateful to you for your support, without which this life-saving endeavor couldn’t have been undertaken. Some of the national newspapers have featured our TraumaLink name in this news. These are The Daily Janakantha, The Dhaka Tribune, The Bhorer Kagoj.
Important Crash News of September’19
A very serious incident took place near Jamaldi Bus Stand, Gazariya, Munshiganj on 23th of September, 2019 at 04:40pm. A fast-moving covered van lost control and hit the bus. This caused injury to 14 passengers of the bus. TraumaLink’s Volunteers Md. Raju, Md. Rahamat Ali, Mostak Ahmed, Khokon Miah and Mohammad Abdul Hye immediately reached the spot. 6 of the injured patients were treated and sent of home, and 8 patients were critically injured who were sent to the hospital after receiving Emergency First Aid Treatment from TraumaLink volunteers.
We would like to thank our volunteers for their undying efforts, dedication and courage and for providing the service at the right moment.
