Mental Health First Aid & Welfare Support
Learning, working, and doing household duties all at once can sometimes have an effect on our mental health. Mental health is like physical health: everybody has it and we need to take care of it.
If you are feeling low or are in need of some support, you can, if you wish, talk to one of our Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAiders®). Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAiders®) can offer initial support through non-judgemental listening and guidance.
Your Mental Health First Aiders are:
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Catherine |
Tracey |
Merielle |
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Amrita
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Julie |
Christiane |
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Amanda |
Meg Brunning |
Charlene |
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Lisa |
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* Mental Health First Aiders (MHFAiders®) have had intensive training but are not trained to be therapists or psychiatrists. Their role is to be able to offer non-judgemental listening support and signposting.
Welfare Support
We have a welfare officer who can offer help and guidance to anyone affected by personal, domestic or work-related problems and can support wellbeing.
If you wish to discuss a safeguarding issue please contact a safeguarding champion.
Name: Julie Marshall
Contact: 01582 490033
Email: welfare@lutonacl.ac.uk
