
First Aid & Mental Health Training
First aid and mental health courses are training programs designed to teach individuals how to respond to emergencies and provide basic medical care and offer mental health support. These courses cover essential skills such as CPR, wound care, handling various medical emergencies and recognition of mental health conditions.
Why First Aid and Mental Health First Aid Training is Required
- Safety: Ensures individuals can provide immediate care in emergencies, potentially saving lives.
- Compliance: Helps organisations meet legal and regulatory requirements for workplace safety.
- Preparedness: Equips people with the skills to handle unexpected medical situations effectively and support individuals with mental health challenges.
- Awareness: Raises awareness about mental health issues and reduces stigma.
- Confidence: Builds confidence in individuals to act decisively during emergencies.
The goal is to equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to act swiftly and effectively in critical situations.
Who is Responsible
The responsible person for health and safety within an organisation must ensure that comprehensive first aid training is provided for employees to ensure compliance with regulatory standards to support workplace physical and mental well-being.
Who Can Deliver First Aid and Mental Health Training
First aid courses can be delivered by certified trainers from healthcare, emergency services, or specialised organisations such as IHTC. Trainers must have a Level 3 Award in First Aid at Work and trainer qualifications. Mental Health First Aid Trainers require additional certification and training, all of which are available through IHTC.
How In House Training and Consultancy Ltd Can Help
In House Training and Consultancy Ltd offers tailored training solutions to meet the specific needs of organisations. They provide a range of first aid and mental health training, including:
IHTC offer a range of services, including industry specific training programs tailored to the unique needs and objectives of your organisation.