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Free Mental Health First Aid Courses!

This engaging 2-day course will empower you with the skills to provide vital mental health first aid. This course is designed for current and former ADF personnel and their families. It will cover common mental health challenges and crisis situations.

When you complete this free 2-day course, you will become an accredited Mental Health First Aider. This course is facilitated by Mental Health First Aid Australia. This is a critical course for veterans, carers and community members supporting veterans and their families.

The venue for this event is the Riverina Veteran & Family Hub

This program is open to all members of the veteran community including:

  • Current and former Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel
  • Families, friends, carers, employers, and colleagues of current and former ADF personnel
  • Healthcare professionals and community members supporting veterans and their families

The course runs for 2 days, from 9am to 5pm, lunch will be provided on both days.

Questions?  Please contact [email protected]

Enrol now and make a real difference!

Details

Organiser

  • Riverina Veteran & Family Hub
  • Phone (02) 5958 5471
  • Email riverinavwc@rsllifecare.org.au
  • View Organiser Website

Venue

  • Riverina Veteran & Family Hub
  • 240 Baylis St
    Wagga Wagga, NSW 2650 Australia
  • Phone (02)5958 5471
  • View Venue Website

Why to enrol in this course

Gain the knowledge, skills, and confidence to support veterans experiencing mental health problems or crises through free Mental Health First Aid training.

Course participants learn about the signs and symptoms of common mental health problems in adults, how to recognise and respond to an emerging or worsening mental health problem and the treatments and supports available.

Using a practical, evidence-based action plan, course participants learn how to approach someone they are concerned about and initiate a conversation about those concerns. Participants also learn how to offer initial support and information and how to encourage the person to seek professional help or other supports.

Course Duration

12 hours (2 x 6-hour sessions over 2 days)