Mental Health First Aid Training

Get Trained in Mental Health First Aid

Do you want to make your community happier, healthier and safer for all? We encourage you to participate in free mental health first aid training.

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you to identify, understand, and respond to the signs of a mental health or substance abuse problem. MHFA training is offered through United Way of Hall County to individuals, businesses, and groups in Hall County, Ga.

See FAQs below to learn more about MHFA Training.

FAQs

What is Mental Health First Aid?

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you to identify, understand, and respond to the signs of a mental health or substance abuse problem. MHFA training gives people the skills they need to reach and provide initial help and support to someone experiencing a mental health crisis.

Who is this training for?

Mental Health First Aid training through United Way of Hall County is offered as a resource to people in Hall County, Ga., who want to make their community healthier, happier and safer for all.

What is the format of the training?

Virtual trainings are available. They are 6 hours from 9am-3:30pm. Please note that there is up to 2 hours of online pre- work needed prior to virtual trainings. This allows virtual trainings to be 6 hours instead of the required 8 hours needed for in person trainings.

In person trainings are available for Hall County businesses and/or groups of 10 more. Spanish trainings are available.

How do I register for training?

To request a training for your organization or group, please complete this form. If you would like more information, please contact Shelby Duncan, Director of Advocacy at United Way of Hall County.