Mental health partnership launches training courses
As part of the National Lottery funded Pathways to Work project, the fortnightly courses will begin on 27th October and provide work-related training via face-to-face and online sessions. Learners will also be signposted to other training courses through PTS, including Health and Social care and customer service depending on their choice and preferences.
Annalise Baker, Client Services Manager of Oakleaf, commented: “Oakleaf exists to improve the lives of people managing mental ill-health in Surrey, and to reduce social isolation by actively engaging and supporting individuals. The pandemic has been a challenging time for many, and we hope that this programme with PTS will help to increase confidence, independence, teaching new skills and obtaining new qualifications.”
Jackie Denyer, MD and founder of PTS, added: “Promoting awareness and reducing stigma is key when it comes to mental health services, and we’re really pleased to be supporting Oakleaf in this amazing project as we support individuals gaining vital skills and qualifications. Work-related training is a core skill, and we will work with employers to offer work experience, placements and jobs.”
To learn more about the partnership, get in touch here.
PTS is delighted to be launching on Global Mental Health Day, its FREE Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Mental Health First Aid and Mental Health Advocacy in the Workplace. If you, or your company, are interested in finding out more, follow the link here.
