This training is being offered through ZOOM and will be virtual.
To be registered for this training course, you must live or work in Mecklenburg or Cabarrus (North Carolina) counties as this grant is funding those in these counties. You must also be at least 18 years of age.
Adult Mental Health First Aid is a free course, thanks to generous funding from the Mecklenburg County ABC Board and the Mecklenburg County Community Services Grant.
Deadline: Registration for this course will be closed on Monday, June 8th at 9AM to allow time for completion of the self-guided portion of MHFA.
Once registration closes for MHFA Adult virtual training, you will receive specific instructions on how to complete the REQUIRED 2-hour, online, self-directed course pre-work. NOTE: The 2-hour pre-work MUST be completed 72 hours prior to the 6.5 hour Instructor-Led portion or you will not be able to take the second portion of the course.
INSTRUCTOR-LED COURSE: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
INSTRUCTOR-LED COURSE TIMEFRAME: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
Adult Mental Health First Aid is a skills-based training course that teaches participants about mental health and substance abuse challenges. This course is delivered by certified Mental Health First Aid USA instructors on the MHA staff. Sessions will be held virtually through ZOOM.
NOTE: A minimum of eight (8) registrants required for each course.
Courses with fewer than 8 registered participants 48 hours prior to course date will be cancelled. Registrants will be notified by email of any class cancellation.
Mental Health First Aid is a free course, thanks to generous funding from the Mecklenburg County ABC Board and the Mecklenburg County Community Services Grant.
Save lives and build stronger communities.
Join Mental Health First Aiders across the USA.
Please only register if you live or work in Mecklenburg or Cabarrus counties in North Carolina.
While this training is offered free of charge, your donation helps us continue providing accessible mental health education to our community. Every contribution directly supports our ability to expand and sustain these important programs.