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Supporting the Wellness of Those Who Support Others
Under the guidance of our Peer Advisory Committee, this program—launching in Fall 2025—ensures relevance, accessibility, and lasting impact for both workers and those they serve.
Targeted Virtual and E-Learning Training
We will be offering Emotional First Aid Training for Frontline Staff and Peers managing the Drug Poisoning Crisis in Canada. Free training options will be available starting Fall 2025.
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Peer-Led Networks
We’re forming a Peer Advisory Committee (P.A.C.) to shape the curriculum and resources for this program. P.A.C. members will be compensated and represent diverse communities and sectors. Interested? Send us an email:
emotionalfirstaidprogram@sja.ca
Open-Source Resources
We will be providing open-source resources for all participants of our program to access for further support. The development of these resources will begin in 2025.
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Multi-Phase Approach
This project aims to reduce burnout and mental health injuries among peers and frontline workers supporting people who use drugs. It focuses on providing targeted training, building peer-led networks, and creating open-source resources to improve...
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Join the Waitlist for Free Emotional First Aid Training
Be the first to access our Emotional First Aid Training Program, designed to empower peers and frontline workers with practical tools for mental wellness. Join a community committed to reducing burnout and sustaining mental health in high-stress environments.
Partner With Us to Support Frontline Wellness Content
Collaborate with St. John Ambulance to shape and implement our Emotional First Aid Training Program. Together, we can create lasting impact for peers and frontline workers supporting those affected by the drug poisoning crisis.
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