Mental Health Awareness

Mental Health Awareness Training for Schools, Workplaces & Community Organisations

Build safer, more supportive environments with practical mental health awareness training. Our sessions help staff, volunteers and community members recognise common mental health concerns, have safer conversations and know when and how to escalate concerns for further support.

25% off selected courses for emergency services volunteers

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25% off selected courses for emergency services volunteers 🚨

Build Confidence to Respond in an Emergency

Emergency Ready Academy provides short, practical first aid and CPR training that helps staff, volunteers and community members respond calmly and effectively in real emergencies. Training combines essential theory with hands-on practice using manikins and realistic scenarios.

Locations

This course is available at the following locations

Course Format & Duration

Delivery options:

  • Face-to-face sessions at your workplace or community venue

  • Public courses at selected venues in the Illawarra and surrounds

  • Online theory components available for some programs

Typical duration:

  • Online Learning with Face-to-Face Assessment – Approximately 2 Hours

  • Face-to-Face Session – Approximately 4 Hours

Group size:

  • Suitable for small teams through to larger staff groups (contact us to discuss your numbers.

For specific course options and pricing, please get in touch and we’ll recommend the best format for your organisation.

Who is this training for?

This course is ideal for:

  • Early childhood educators and childcare centres

  • Primary and secondary school staff

  • Community organisations and sporting clubs

  • Healthcare and disability services

  • Youth workers, support workers and volunteers

  • Any workplace wanting to improve mental health awareness and support

Why choose Emergency Ready Academy?

Sensory-friendly, supportive learning:

We create calm, inclusive learning environments that support a wide range of participants, including those with sensory needs.

Real-world experience:

Training is delivered by trainers with practical experience in emergency and community services, using real-life examples and scenarios.

Local and community-focused:

We work with schools, childcare centres, community organisations and workplaces across Western Sydney, Illawarra and Wingecarribee.

Aligned with current standards:

Content is kept up to date and aligned with current best practice and regulatory expectations.

Flexible delivery:

Flexible public and group options, including evenings or weekends where possible

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Provide Mental Health Support

Build confidence to recognise signs of mental health challenges, respond supportively, and connect individuals with appropriate help in community, workplace and educational settings.

Non-Accredited Online Course
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Workplace Mental Health

Build confidence to recognise and respond to mental health concerns in the workplace, support colleagues effectively, and foster a safer, more inclusive work environment.

Non-Accredited Online Course
Accredited Course
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Youth Mental Health

Build confidence to recognise and respond to mental health challenges in young people, provide early support, and connect them with appropriate resources in educational and community settings.

Non-Accredited Online Course
Accredited Course
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Online Mental Health Awareness

Build confidence to recognise common mental health concerns, respond supportively, and access helpful resources—all at your own pace, in a flexible, online format.

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Mental Health Support for First Responders

Build confidence to recognise mental health challenges unique to first responders, respond with empathy, and access tailored support strategies to foster resilience in high-stress environments.

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Ready to Plan Your Mental Health Training ?

Share a few details about your organisation and we’ll recommend the most suitable first aid and CPR course, dates and pricing.