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OUR MISSION & GOALS

Our mission is to support the inherent resilience of individuals and communities who are managing trauma, experiencing grief and navigating mental health challenges.

 

WE OFFER TRAININGS THAT:

  • Nurture connection and compassion

  • Build skills in emergency management

  • Teach signs and symptoms of mental health challenges and trauma activation 

  • Work to de-stigmatize accessing care

  • Support individuals and groups through grief recovery

  • Consider the role of systems and institutions in healing

  • Direct focus on transformation, racial equity and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging

Testimonials

Hear From Our Training Participants!

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Within a week of the training I used the knowledge and skills I learned to help a family member in distress. I was able to provide much better support at a critical time and I felt knowledgeable, empowered and more calm. I am so grateful!

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— Jeff, Community Member

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TESTIMONIALS

— Rebecca, Public Health Institute

People should get MHFA certified because so many people struggle with mental health issues, often in silence until they reach a breaking point. You never know when someone you love or a stranger on the street could need your help; and just a few right words and a couple of well-placed phone calls really can save lives.

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I initially took the MFHA training because I work in an urban environment were I regularly came into contact with people in crisis, and I was hoping to learn tools and skills that would help me better navigate situations that sometimes arose. This was definitely the case. Additionally, I found that the training also prepared me to help people in my own life, which was an added bonus.

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— Jessica, San Francisco Public Library

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As I listened to the training I really started to look at myself and realized that there are certain areas in my life that have been filled with past trauma that I have completely ignored. I think from this training I've learned that it's important for me to not only show compassion on people but also learn to have compassion in myself as well.

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— Keila, Community Member

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