AISNT hosts Youth Mental Health First Aid Course
Congratulation to all participants who successfully completed the Youth Mental Health First Aid course
At the end of Term 2 a number of participants from our schools completed the Youth MENTAL Health First Aid course, facilitated by Pauline Neil from MHTraining, made possible through a grant for Sabrina’s Reach4Life foundation. It was an excellent two days of learning with all participants sharing at the end of the course an appreciation of what they had learnt, and their confidence to recognise if a student is developing a mental health problem and be able to assist them to seek and receive help.
In the words of a participant “Brilliant, I’d love more people my school network to do some or all of this training”, and “Good course that every teacher should complete.”
I was looking at a program on the development of Venice on TV a few nights ago and it sparked a heap of thoughts. I love Venice and think it’s a really magical place. Of course, millions of people think the same and tourism is placing a huge burden on the old, graceful city.
Good Shepherd Lutheran College Darwin
Motto: Identity, Service, Respect
It was David Spike the Pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran congregation in Palmerston and Pastor Dr Joe Strelan who was filling a temporary appointment, who injected the idea of a School out in the rapidly growing Palmerston area into both the congregations of St Andrew’s in Nightcliff and Good Shepherd in Palmerston.