Ambassadors of Hope Training Opportunity

NHS-CNWL are delighted to be share their free training offer of the Ambassadors of hope 1-hour training course on the 26 February 2025. There is limited spaces available so please ensure to book your space. This course is an introduction to mental health awareness and support.

Training information

The Ambassadors of hope training is written from a lived experience point-of-view, this training aims to normalise and humanise conversations around mental health. This 1-hour session is not intended to make someone an expert in mental health, but instead offers essential information and a toolkit to improve confidence in the topic.  
This is available to people who live, work, study or are careers in the boroughs of Westminster, Harrow, Kensington & Chelsea, Brent, and Hillingdon.

Training dates:
Wednesday 26 February
Tuesday 25 March
Wednesday 9 April
Tuesday 29 April

Register here

Ambassador of Hope is an award-winning mental health training programme created and delivered by national mental health charity Chasing the Stigma. Written from a lived experience point of view, the training aims to normalise and humanise conversations around mental health.

Ambassador of Hope focuses on four key areas: The training is not intended to make someone an expert in mental health but instead offers the essential information and a toolkit that can be used to feel more confident about the topic and, most importantly, to make the routes to help and support as clear as possible using Chasing the Stigma’s Hub of Hope.

Ambassador of Hope focuses on four key areas:
What is mental health
Having a conversation about mental health
Finding the experts
What to do in an emergency

Everyone should be aware of how to manage their own mental health and how to access support if ever it is needed.

All sessions will run via Zoom and are free to attend. By wrapping all the essential information into one 45-minute session, the training is able to equip participants with the basic skills to engage in conversations and effectively and confidently find mental health support.