Mental Health First Aid - First Nations
Nov
19
to Nov 21

Mental Health First Aid - First Nations

Are you ready to become a Mental Health First Aider?

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for First Nations is a culturally adapted training program designed for First Nations and anyone that works with First Nations. This course is designed to help people understand and respond to mental health crises. It incorporates traditional knowledge and practices, alongside evidence-based strategies, to support mental health and wellbeing. The program aims to build capacity within communities, reduce stigma around mental health issues, and promote healing and resilience by acknowledging the unique historical, social, and cultural factors affecting First Nations peoples. Participants learn to recognize signs and symptoms of mental health issues, provide initial help, and guide individuals to appropriate professional resources.

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Walk With Me - Indigenous Harm Reduction
Nov
22
9:00 AM09:00

Walk With Me - Indigenous Harm Reduction

Join us for an enlightening and empowering event, “Walk With Me: Indigenous Harm Reduction.” This training aims to explore and celebrate Indigenous approaches to harm reduction, focusing on culturally relevant practices and community-driven solutions. Participants will have the opportunity to engage, share personal stories, and learn about innovative strategies that honor traditional knowledge and promote holistic well-being. Whether you are a community member, healthcare provider, or ally, this event offers valuable insights and practical tools to support harm reduction efforts within Indigenous communities. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a transformative experience that fosters understanding, respect, and healing.

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