National Network of Mental Health Leads.
The UK body for Mental Health and Wellbeing Leads, approved provider of Senior Mental Health Lead training.
Welcome to the National Network of Mental Health Leads.
We care about the wellbeing of the people you work with and exist to support you in your role. We believe that mental health leads need local insight and support and therefore also accredit local networks as part of our work.
Membership of the Network is separate from receiving training for a Mental Health Lead and is a separate application process. For training please click here, or to register for membership and access the ongoing CPD resources click here.
Benefits of membership.
- Be part of something bigger
- Have an impact beyond your setting
- Connect with others
- Access resources
- Access CPD
- Funded training
- Discounted training
- Discounted services
- Influence the national picture
Online/digital resources.
- Webinars
- CPD
- Resources
- Chat forum
- Newsletter
- National/regional updates
- Training*
- Discounted related qualifications*
In person resources
- Annual conference*
- Training*
- Access to accredited local networks
Types of membership
- Designated mental health leads
- Mental health curriculum leads
*There may be additional costs for events, training and qualifications, depending on funding.
Whilst it is envisaged that we will shortly offer membership for others, we are currently only able to offer membership to those who are fulfilling the roles of mental health lead or curriculum lead in a school or college in England.
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