Training
Anyone can learn to recognise when someone is at risk, and how to help.
We train “gatekeepers”: teachers, health workers, police, faith leaders and others who are often the first to notice when someone is in crisis. They come away knowing what to say and where to turn.
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Who we train
Teachers & school staff
Warning signs in students, safe conversations, referral, postvention.
Health workers
Risk assessment, safety planning, care after an attempt.
Police & security services
Responding with care now attempted suicide is not a crime.
Religious & traditional leaders
Pastoral support without stigma; connecting to help.
Journalists & media houses
Using the Ghana media reporting guidelines.
Employers & HR teams
Workplace mental health and supporting staff.
Students & youth leaders
Peer support and knowing where to get help.
- Format
- Half-day to [X] days · in person or online
- Delivered by
- Qualified psychologists
- Certificate
- Of participation
- Fees
- [Fee structure / quote]
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