The “Mental Health Support in the Workplace & Community” course is designed to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge to effectively support individuals experiencing mental health challenges.

This course is particularly valuable for professionals in various sectors, including healthcare, education, and community services, as well as individuals seeking to foster a supportive environment in their workplaces or communities. This course will address psychosocial hazards, factors in the workplace or community that can affect mental health, such as stress, bullying, and workload pressures. Participants will learn to identify these hazards and understand their impact on individuals and teams.

Strategies for mitigating psychosocial risks will be incorporated, empowering attendees to create healthier environments that promote mental well-being and resilience. By integrating this vital aspect, the course ensures a comprehensive approach to mental health in both workplace and community settings.

Target Audience

• Educators, childcare workers, teachers, teacher aids, and school staff
• Healthcare professionals, including nurses, counsellors, and allied health workers
• Social workers and community service providers
• Youth workers and volunteers in children’s services
• Sports coaches, dance teachers, or anyone working extracurricular activities involving children and young people
• Anyone working with or caring for children and young people