South London and Maudsley Trust are offering Mental health support training for faith leaders

News – 21 October 2019

South London and Maudsley Trust are offering training for faith leaders in how to support people with mental health difficulties.

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They understand that there is a widespread need for better support on this issue and would like as many faith leaders as possble to attend.

The training starts from January.

More info

There will also be an open evening to share information about the training on 25^th November, 5.30pm-6.30pm at 332-334 Brixton Road, SW9 7AA

To book, contact 0203 228 1688 or kathleen.bertrand-grell@slam.nhs.uk

To sign up and find out more

Please complete form below and return it to juney.muhammad@slam.nhs.uk by 6^th December.

You can also call Juney Muhammad on 07791 680262 or 020 3228 0952.

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