MHFA isn’t one-size-fits-all — it’s tailored to meet the unique needs of different demographics, professions and culture. Here’s are three easy pathways that can have a big impact on our community.

👥 Standard MHFA

Designed for adults supporting other adults, this course equips participants with the skills to recognize and respond to common mental health problems and learn how to provide initial help or guidance.

👨‍👩‍👧 Youth MHFA

Aimed at adults who work with or care for young people (aged 12–18), this training focuses on identifying early signs of mental health issues in adolescents.

🧒 Teen MHFA

This peer-to-peer program empowers secondary school students (Years 7–12) to support friends facing mental health challenges. Students learn to recognise warning signs, have supportive conversations, and seek help from trusted adults when necessary.

For more information or to find a course near you, visit mhfa.com.au or contact Where there’s a Will.