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Training Today’s Leaders to Protect Tomorrow’s Generation.

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Service Description

Youth Mental Health First Aid Training is not just a certification—it’s a lifeline for our young people. Today, more children and teens are struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, bullying, substance use, and emotional challenges. Many suffer in silence because the adults around them simply don’t know what to look for or how to respond. That’s why Youth Mental Health First Aid Training is so important. This training equips caring adults—educators, parents, mentors, coaches, and community leaders—with the skills to: ✔️ Recognize signs of mental health challenges in youth ✔️ Respond with empathy, confidence, and clarity ✔️ Provide immediate support in a crisis ✔️ Connect young people to the help and resources they need ✔️ Create a safe, understanding environment where youth feel seen and heard When adults are trained, children are protected. When adults understand, stigma is reduced. When adults act, lives are changed. As youth advocates, it is our responsibility to ensure that every child has access to safe, supportive, and informed adults who can guide them through difficult moments. At Every 1 Voice Matters, we are committed to strengthening communities by empowering adults with the tools they need to show up for young people emotionally, mentally, and holistically. ✨ Together, we can build communities where youth feel valued, supported, and never alone. ✨ Let’s help our children thrive—one trained adult at a time. If you’re interested in learning more about Youth Mental Health First Aid Training or bringing it to your school, organization, or community, contact us at info@Every1VoiceMatters.com.


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Tel: (843) 781-0503

info@every1voicematters.com

PO BOX 412

LADSON S.C. 29456

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