This civil protection training, part of the "Community Resilience" project, aims to strengthen rural communities' safety and preparedness for various crises, fostering mutual assistance and social cohesion. The training will cover how to prepare for crisis situations, what to know and acquire in advance, how to protect oneself and family if infrastructure or services are unavailable. Lecture topics will also include mental health restoration, psychological resilience, and well-being after challenging situations. Practical sessions on first aid, cybersecurity, and survival are planned. Participation is free of charge, and all interested individuals are invited, particularly community activists, NGO representatives, and local leaders.