Mental Health First Aid Training

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Thursday 14/03/24
6pm - 9pm
£36.00 per person

Mental health first aid training (MHFA) is a programme that helps to educate people how to identify and assist someone who is suffering from a mental health or drug use condition.

The programme is intended to assist people in recognising early warning signs of mental health conditions, providing initial assistance and support to someone in difficulty, and helping to connect them to external professional support.

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Mental Health First Aid Training Delegate Feedback

I have done other mental health courses and really liked the way this one was presented. Chris and Danny both made mental health easily understandable. I feel this course should be made mandatory alongside safeguarding as mental health affects so many of us as sadly I know only too well.

Delegate Feedback

There is not enough support or knowledge for coaches, parents and players regarding mental health and I really do feel strongly that The FA should make your course a key part of requirements.

Delegate Feedback

The session was informative and it was good to hear other attendees points of view from their perspectives. I am so pleased to see Mental Health being talked about in this way.

Mental Health First Aid Training Delegate Feedback

Enjoyed the session, some good discussion points.

Dave Evans

Community Trust Manager, Reading Community Trust

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Fantastic session, very informative and interesting. Well done!

Delegate Feedback

I found it very informative and it both reinforced some things I already knew and revealed many that I didn't. It has also given me some useful tools that I will be able to use in football coaching but also in my personal and work life. I look forward to receiving the pack next week. Great job, thanks again.

Leanne Entwistle Barstow

Grassroots Coach, Battyeford Sporting Club

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Why should you have a Mental Health First Aider in your Club?

Things are hard currently, and many, many people within your club, from players to coaches, volunteers to committee members and those connected to your club watching on the touchline will feel the pinch, leading to more pressure on their mental health.

Clubs undertaking mental health first aid training will allow people attached to the Club to know that there is at least one individual whom they can approach to discuss any aspect of mental health and just like at pro Clubs, this will allow more people to spot potential signs of mental health conditions.

Furthermore, mental health first aid training can help to promote the importance of mental health and reduce the stigma around seeking help for mental health conditions.

This can encourage people to speak up and seek help if they or anyone they know, are experiencing mental health challenges. This can lead to better overall mental health and well-being within the club, helping to create a more supportive and inclusive culture.

If there is a safeguarding concern within your Club, everyone knows who to contact. Can you say the same if there is a mental health concern? With this training, you can!

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The Scores on the Doors

Feedback scores on our mental health first aid training from Delegates

Rate the speaker’s knowledge of the topic

90%

Rate the speaker’s presentation skills

97%

How accurate was the session description?

93%

Overall session evaluation

93%

Who should attend?

Mental Health First Aid Training is for anyone! The skills acquired through MHFA training are valuable and transferable, promoting well-being and mental health support in various aspects of life.

Coaches will benefit from:

An improved understanding of mental health, early detection and intervention in their players meaning they can offer enhanced player support.

This will in turn build more trust and rapport, resulting in increased coaching performance and an overall more positive club culture.

Players will benefit from:

Increased personal mental health awareness, enabling them to support themselves and their team mates, making them a role model within the team.

This will reduce the stigma of mental health throughout the Club and assist building more positive relationships and create a more resilient team.

Spectators/Family Members will benefit from:

Increased personal mental health awareness and the ability for them to better understand mental health issues in others.

This means they can provide initial support to those in need, which can have a massive impact on the community.

Volunteers will benefit from:

Volunteers are the foundation of every club. Committee members and especially Welfare Officers are perfect to be MHFA trained.

MHFA offers transferable skills and gives volunteers every benefit from all these other groups.

Included in the price of £36 per person is:

Digital Certificate
FREE bespoke Club Mental Health Plan
FREE bespoke club-branded website/social media graphics to announce the presence of a mental health first aider and to promote your club’s stance on mental health
FREE bespoke digital A4 poster to print for your clubhouse/changing rooms etc.
Copy of the Mental Health First Aid presentation
Press release to announce the MHFA training on your socials and website

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The resources and support provided in The Vault are designed to promote mental wellbeing and provide general guidance on mental health related to grassroots football.

However, the content is not intended to serve as specific mental health advice or replace consultation with a trained professional. If you or someone you know requires personalised mental health support, we strongly encourage you to consult with a licensed mental health professional or seek appropriate services in your area.

The Vault also offers signposting to help you find organisations that can provide more specialised assistance when needed.

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Every club should have a Mental Health First Aider

Thursday 14th March 2024
6pm - 9pm
Online via Zoom
£36.00 per person: Certificated

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Thursday 14/03/24
6pm - 9pm
£36.00 per person

I have done other mental health courses and really liked the way this one was presented. Chris and Danny both made mental health easily understandable. I feel this course should be made mandatory alongside safeguarding as mental health affects so many of us as sadly I know only too well.

There is not enough support or knowledge for coaches, parents and players regarding mental health and I really do feel strongly that The FA should make your course a key part of requirements.

The session was informative and it was good to hear other attendees points of view from their perspectives. I am so pleased to see Mental Health being talked about in this way.

Enjoyed the session, some good discussion points.

Fantastic session, very informative and interesting. Well done!

Mental Health First Aid Training - in association with

Why should you have a Mental Health First Aider in your Club?

The Scores on the Doors

Who should attend?

Coaches will benefit from:

Players will benefit from:

Spectators/Family Members will benefit from:

Volunteers will benefit from:

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGNEvery club should have a Mental Health First Aider

Mental Health First Aid Training

Thursday 14th March 20246pm - 9pmOnline via Zoom£36.00 per person: Certificated

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Thursday 14/03/246pm - 9pm£36.00 per person

I have done other mental health courses and really liked the way this one was presented. Chris and Danny both made mental health easily understandable. I feel this course should be made mandatory alongside safeguarding as mental health affects so many of us as sadly I know only too well.

There is not enough support or knowledge for coaches, parents and players regarding mental health and I really do feel strongly that The FA should make your course a key part of requirements.

The session was informative and it was good to hear other attendees points of view from their perspectives. I am so pleased to see Mental Health being talked about in this way.

Enjoyed the session, some good discussion points.

Fantastic session, very informative and interesting. Well done!

Mental Health First Aid Training - in association with

Why should you have a Mental Health First Aider in your Club?

The Scores on the Doors

Who should attend?

Coaches will benefit from:

Players will benefit from:

Spectators/Family Members will benefit from:

Volunteers will benefit from:

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN
Every club should have a Mental Health First Aider

Thursday 14th March 2024
6pm - 9pm
Online via Zoom
£36.00 per person: Certificated

Thursday 14/03/24
6pm - 9pm
£36.00 per person