[ MHFAiders must take the Mental Health First Aid Refresher every 3 years to ensure your continued membership with the Association of Mental Health.

Mental Health Refresher Course

The MHFA Refresher course is designed to support you in your role as an MHFAider® by renewing your skills, updating your knowledge of mental health support, and providing the opportunity to practise applying the Mental Health First Aid action plan.
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Mental Health Refresher Course
Key details
Suitable for
All roles
When
11th February 2026
9am - 12noon
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Where
Red Kite Offices, Pannal Ash Road, Harrogate, HG2 9PH
Price
£85
Discounts for Red Kite Alliance
  • Course Content
The Mental Health Refresher Course will support you as a mental health first aider by:
Renewing your skill set.Renewing your skill set.
Improve your knowledge on mental health support.Improve your knowledge on mental health support.
Giving you the opportunity to practise and apply the mental health first aid action plan.Giving you the opportunity to practise and apply the mental health first aid action plan.

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