White Dog First Aid Ltd

As the nights draw in and the days are colder, our thoughts are turning to next year’s training programme. Despite the news of an imminent vaccine for COVID-19, we are currently looking to keep training online until it is clear that face-to-face training can safely be resumed. Dates for 2021 are currently being finalised – […]

The four-hour Mental Health Awareness course has always been popular, but today was the first opportunity to run it as an online course. The content lends itself to being delivered remotely, and today’s students proved to be a really engaged group who were a joy to teach! Kudos to Homebase, Bletchley Park, Small Business Web

It was a pleasure for AJ to be able to return to teaching First Aid at Work for local charity The Safety Centre (Milton Keynes) last week. The team worked really hard to provide a safe environment, which was reflected in the feedback from the students!

As more MHFA England courses are expanding to be delivered online, it was great to run a Mental Health First Aid Refresher course this morning. If you’re a trained Mental Health First Aider or Mental Health Champion, and trained more than three years’ ago, check out the course content designed to help keep your skills

During the COVID-19 restrictions, we’ve been busy updating the look of the website – we hope you like it! Special thanks to Sarah Wood (web designer), Stephen Church (copywriter) and Lucy Hopcroft (graphic designer) for all their hard work.

We love the personal interaction of face-to-face teaching, but the online Mental Health First Aid courses are a fantastic resource to have in these unprecedented times – being able to recognise when someone is in distress, provide initial support, and signpost to appropriate professional help are skills which are more important than ever. These courses

With the difficult decision taken to suspend face-to-face training for the foreseeable future, we are pleased to announce that places can now be booked on our online Mental Health First Aid courses. These official courses are written and validated by Mental Health First Aid England, and are available to those over the age of sixteen

Owing to the potential risk of a second spike and local lockdowns, the decision has been taken to suspend all face-to-face adult Mental Health First Aid courses until further notice. This has in part been driven by the new online courses, which are about to be released – full details on our Courses page. For

Today sees the start of Mental Health Awareness Week – the theme this year being kindness. The current restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic have really helped to focus thoughts onto the importance of maintaining good mental health in the workplace – and beyond. There has never been a better time to be kind to

Whilst there are changes to the government guidelines from today, continued social distancing measures mean that it is not safe to resume training at present. We are looking into the possibility of delivering courses online, as the safety of delegates, staff, and those they come into contact with is paramount. Rest assured that courses will