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Training Materials

Training Materials

Technical MHPSSiE Tools

Technical MHPSSiE Tools

Tools Related to Surge and Emergency Response

Tools Related to Surge and Emergency Response

Caring for Staff and Volunteers During Emergencies

Caring for Staff and Volunteers During Emergencies

Training Materials

A Guide to Psychological First Aid

A Guide to Psychological First Aid

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A Short Introduction to Psychological First Aid

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Psychological First Aid: Module 1 – Introduction

Psychological First Aid: Module 2 – Basic PFA

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PowerPoint: Psychological First Aid: Module 2 – Basic PFA

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Psychological First Aid: Module 3 – Children

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PowerPoint: Psychological First Aid: Module 3 – Children

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Psychological First Aid: Module 4 – Groups

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Community-Based Psychosocial Support: Participant’s Book

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Moving Together: Promoting psychosocial well-being through sport and physical activity

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Different. Just like you: A psychosocial approach promoting the inclusion of persons with disabilities

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Sexual and Gender-Based Violence – Training Guide

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Broken Links: Psychosocial support for people separated from family members: A field guide

Technical MHPSSiE Tools

Online Psychological First Aid Training for COVID-19

Online Psychological First Aid Training for COVID-19

Online Psychological First Aid Training for COVID-19 – additional module: Remote supportive communication

Additional module: Caring for staff and volunteers

Online Psychological First Aid Training for COVID-19 – additional module: Caring for staff and volunteers

Additional module: Remote supportive communication

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Additional module: Loss & Grief

Online Psychological First Aid training for COVID-19 – additional module: PFA for children

Additional module: Psychological First Aid for Children

Tools Related to Surge and Emergency Response

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Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Emergencies – Delegate handbook

Caring for Staff and Volunteers During Emergencies

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Key actions on caring for volunteers in COVID-19: mental health and psychosocial considerations

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Volunteering in response to COVID-19: spontaneous volunteers

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Caring for Volunteers: A Psychosocial Support Toolkit

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Caring for Volunteers: Training Manual

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Caring for Volunteers: Basic Training – PowerPoint Presentation

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Caring for Volunteers: Training of Trainers – PowerPoint Presentation

Latest news

New MHPSS Vocabulary in Arabic available
MHPSS endline survey 2023 for Red Cross Red Crescent National Societies
Vacancy: Senior fundraising and partnership advisor
Two new one-pagers for staff and volunteers supporting people searching for their missing family members
New webinar series on self-care for staff and volunteers working with Restoring Family Links

Contact info

Phone: +45 35 25 92 00
Email: psychosocial.centre@ifrc.org
Hejrevej 30 st.,
2400 Copenhagen NV
Denmark

The IFRC PS Centre

The IFRC Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support contributes knowledge and provides service to the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement. It assists in facilitating mental health and psychosocial support, promotes psychosocial wellbeing for affected groups, staff and volunteers, and increases awareness of psychological reactions in times of crisis or social disruption.

The PS Centre is hosted and supported by Danish Red Cross. It receives financial support from a number of National Societies, institutional and private donors including the European Commission and DANIDA.

The Movement

The Red Cross Red Crescent Movement is composed of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the 192 individual National Societies. Each has its own legal identity and role, but they are all united by seven Fundamental Principles.

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