Mental Health First Aid Training
Learn the skills that make a difference
Mental Health First Aid training Online
Enjoy a 10% discount off the MHFA England Recommended Retail Price on all our online courses.
We also offer an additional 5% reduction (15% total) for registered charities.
Next courses:
Tues 25th & Thurs 27th Aug 2026
Weds 16th & Thurs 17th Sept 2026
Tues 29th Sept & Thurs 1st Oct 2026
Next courses:
Thursday 20th August 2026
Thursday 3rd September 2026
Tuesday 22nd September 2026
Next courses:
Wednesday 2nd September 2026
Wednesday 7th October 2026
Thursday 12th November 2026
Mental Health First Aid
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training is designed to equip individuals with the skills to spot signs and symptoms of mental health problems in others, offer initial support, and guide people towards appropriate professional help.
Benefits of Mental Health First Aid Training:
- Early intervention: By identifying mental health issues early, MHFA providers can help individuals get the support they need sooner, reducing the impact of their condition.
- Reduced stigma: MHFA training can help to reduce stigma associated with mental health by promoting understanding and empathy.
- Improved workplace culture: Implementing MHFA training in workplaces can create a more supportive and inclusive environment for employees.
Over one million people in England have been trained in Mental Health First Aid skills
Why choose Edu-c8 for your Mental Health Training?
Safe Learning
We limit numbers to keep people safe, supported and fully engaged while they learn.
Mental Health is our Passion
We are passionate about raising awareness about mental health and wellbeing.
Mental Health Training Specialist
Accredited with Mental Health First Aid England.
“Supporting mental health in the workplace is not just a corporate responsibility; staff who have positive mental health are more productive and businesses who promote a progressive approach to mental health can see a significant impact on business performance, so it’s about good business too.”
Dr Justin Varney
National Lead for Adult Health and Wellbeing Public Health England