Training
Would you recognise the signs of someone with poor mental health?
Please read on to find out about our training events and take a look at our training diary below to see when our next event will be.
At Molly Rose Foundation we offer key programmes to support your organisation, in the quest to help you implement wellbeing strategies that are achievable, measurable and effective. Our offer is aimed at everyone involved in day-to-day contact with young people. We are not a box ticking organisation, we aim to provide tools that are effective and sustainable.
These free activity packs for primary school pupils (Key Stage 2) aged between 7-11, are great for supporting PSHE lessons and for any other occasion when it is important to reflect on happy memories and gain strength from these.
This 30 – 60mins service is currently available in north west London, but if you’re keen to use it elsewhere, please get in touch. To read more about the “My Bag of Happiness” activity click here. To request an activity kit, please contact our training team training@mollyrosefoundation.org
An invaluable programme for organisations and communities on how to have a three-step conversation that could save a life.
Our trainers will help you to recognise possible signs and how to tell the person at risk what you’ve noticed and why you are concerned.
A full-day course for up to 16 learners endorsed by the UK ‘Skills for Health’ Framework with an option for the learner to enrol in City&Guilds Level 4 Accredited Unit of Learning.
A half-day course for up to 20 learners endorsed by the UK ‘Skills for Health’ Framework. Assured by the City&Guilds with an option for the learner to register for assured Digital Badge and E-certificate.
This two-hour workshop equips you with valuable tools to support the well-being of young people, including:
A one day course to equip those who work with young people with an understanding of common mental health issues and how they can affect young people, the ability to spot signs of mental ill health in young people and guide them to a place of support, and the knowledge and confidence to advocate for mental health awareness.
This course can be face-to-face or online.
We can deliver a course for up to 16 delegates and if your school/ organisation hosts the course, your first six places will be paid for by the Molly Rose Foundation.
ANXIETY
One in four people experience mental health problems in any given year. That could be one of the people in this group. Having a better understanding of mental health may help you spot and help them.
Training in mental health awareness is important for anyone who works with young people.
If you are a teacher or work in a volunteer capacity with children or young adults, you are in a great place to help promote positive well-being, resilience and self-care.
Our training courses will help equip you with the ability to recognise the signs of mental ill health in young people; understand the nature of the different aspects of mental illness; help combat stigma and discrimination and be able to guide young people to where to gain support.
SUICIDE
One in fifteen people in the UK will have attempted suicide at some point in their life. This could be one of the people at this cafe.
The Molly Rose Foundation’s intention is to provide our training courses with reduced fees as we do not wish any organisation to be unable to participate.
If you feel you are in this position please get in contact with our training team who will do their best to assist. training@mollyrosefoundation.org
