Mental Health Forum Free Training – Book Now

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See below for the Mental Health Forum Training Programme May-June 2024. Please note that bookings for Mental Health First Aid need to be with CAVAMH (Cardiff and The Vale Action for Mental Health) by Wednesday 24th April.

Mental Health First Aid

Trainer: Cardiff Mind

Online training

First webinar Thursday 9th May (9.30-1.30)
Second webinar Thursday 23rd May (1.30- 5 pm)

Participants must attend both sessions- Mental Health First Aid Work book will be circulated prior

Mental Health Awareness

Monday 20th May, 2-5pm on line

Who Does What Where in Mental Health

Thursday 6th June 1-3.30

Venue – St Pauls Community Centre, Penarth

Please book now by emailing [email protected]

The Mental Health Forum Padlet

We can add your flyers, new services and activities info to the online padlet on our website – or you can add it yourself.

See https://padlet.com/caroline712/mental-health-forum-qof06l4lo30jw7ho

Tags: awareness, Mental Health, Mental Health First Aid, programme, Training

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