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New Ready for Life scheme to produce a generation of mental health first aiders . Credit: PA Secondary school pupils will be taught to recognise signs of mental health issues in their friends and family, through a charity’s new scheme. St Andrew’s First Aid has created the Ready for Life programme to empower young people, aged 14 and over, and usher in a generation of “mental health first aiders”. The managing director of St Andrew’s First Aid, Gayle Adnyana, said: “Young people have suffered more than most this past year during the pandemic. “They have been isolated from friends and activities, felt pressures from social media and endured gaps in their education throughout lockdown.
Pupils to learn to spot mental health issues through charity’s new scheme
Pupils will learn to look out for signs of mental health issues (Gareth Fuller/PA)
Secondary school pupils will be taught to recognise signs of mental health issues in their friends and family in a new initiative from a first aid charity.
St Andrew’s First Aid has created the new Ready for Life programme for young people aged 14 and over to help create a generation of “mental health first aiders”.
It will be piloted in five local authority areas: South Lanarkshire, North Lanarkshire, Dundee, Glasgow and East Renfrewshire and it is hoped the scheme will be rolled out across the country if it is a success.