Learn the Skills to Intervene and Save a Life – Next ASIST Training

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Places are available to attend the next ASIST workshop on Tuesday 26^th & Wednesday 27^th March and can be reserved by completing and returning the booking form here or calling 029 2054 0444. The training is suitable for anyone requiring suicide intervention training in their job roles or for wider application outside of the workplace.Overview

ASIST 2-day workshop 9am-5pm both days. Course Content: What is ASIST?
Courses delivered by qualified and experienced Trainers
Course delivery at Advocacy Support Cymru (ASC) offices St Mellons, Cardiff CF3 0LT
All learning materials, certificate and lunch/refreshments included in the cost – £175 per person (Standard), £165 per person (Charity)
Ample free parking plus WiFi available

“Thank you so much. A really well run and informative course. Both Trainers were great and knew their stuff. This will definitely help me in my role.” ASIST Delegate 2024

Tags: Advocacy Support Cymru, ASC, ASIST, suicide intervention, Training, Workshop

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