Become a Mental Health First Aider with Fully Funded Training from Healthwatch Redbridge

News - 28 January 2025

Healthwatch Redbridge is offering fully funded* courses to staff and volunteers within the NHS, and community and voluntary sector in Redbridge.
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Become a Mental Health First Aider with an Online Mental Health First Aid Course

Through a blend of instructor-led and live learning activities, you will: 

  • Develop practical skills to spot the triggers and signs of mental health issues
  • Gain confidence to reassure and support a person in distress
  • Learn how to guide them to further support and recovery

We have two sets of 4 half-day sessions running in March 2025.

Sign up for our next course today, limited space available: 

Thursday 6th March, Friday 7th March , Thursday 13th March, Friday 14th March

Sign up  (06 to 14 Mar 2025)

Thursday 20th March, Friday 21st March, Thursday 27th March, Friday 28th March

Sign up (20 to 28 Mar 2025)

Please note: This training consists of four half-day online sessions which must be attended to complete the course. 

*Fully funded training places are offered, however where an attendee does not attend or fails to complete the course, Healthwatch Redbridge reserve the right to invoice the organisation to cover any administration fees. 

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Poster for 6th March to 14th March
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Poster for 20th March to 28th March
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