Date: Tuesday 21st September 18:00 - 21:00
Youth workers, coaches, and instructors can play a vital role in supporting young people's mental health. We train to give physical first aid without hesitation - why not mental health first aid, too?
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Date: Thursday 7th October 2021, 10am - 11am
This 60-minute webinar provides an understanding around the mental and physical health benefits of becoming and staying active.
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Date: On going
The Duty to Care Toolkit is a series of Knowledge Checks and coach learning resources set across the five distinct pillars that represent the Duty to Care ethos: Safeguarding, Inclusion, Diversity, Well-being and Mental Health.
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Are you responsible for helping coaches to learn and develop? Do you consider yourself to be a coach developer, a coach educator, a mentor, a tutor or somebody else who just wants to support coaches and enable them to become the best they can be?
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Date: On request
Develop the skills and knowledge to have better conversations about physical activity and sport when social prescribing.
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Date: Ongoing
Making Every Contact Count is an evidence-based approach to improving people's health by using everyday conversations to promote behaviour change. These courses are delivered in Hampshire by Wessex Public Health Network.
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Date: On request
Learn how to integrate brief physical activity advice into everyday clinical practice. These sessions are free and led by Public Health England-trained facilitators.
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Date: Ongoing
Safeguarding adults is everyone’s responsibility. Learn how you can support and promote the welfare of adults on this online course, endorsed by CIMSPA.
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Refresh and update your understanding of safeguarding at your convenience.
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This course lasts approximately 2-3 hours. Gain the confidence to be able to support people experiencing mental health problems, and help them to thrive inside and outside of your sessions.
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Developed in partnership with the NSPCC’s Child Protection in Sport Unit the Keeping Deaf and Disabled Children Safe in Sport module, is a convenient way for you to learn how you can make sport inclusive for children with a condition or impairment.
Read moreHelping us tackle inactivity to boost health and happiness
