Health, Social Care with Mental Health First Aid 2-in-1 Wellbeing Course

Explore health & social care with mental health first aid in one course—boost your skills & wellbeing knowledge online.

Overview:This dual-course bundle in Health and Social Care and Mental Health First Aid & Wellbeing is ideal for those looking to understand the inner workings of care provision while also building awareness around mental wellbeing. The health and social care section walks you through vital topics such as supporting vulnerable individuals, safeguarding principles, understanding care systems, and navigating essential policies. You’ll gain a solid grasp of care structures without the fluff—just straightforward, structured knowledge made accessible for learners at any level.

Meanwhile, the mental health and wellbeing segment complements the core care training by focusing on stress response, mental health awareness, and strategies for supporting emotional resilience. It breaks down stigma, offers clear methods for first response, and shines a light on the human side of health care—where compassion and knowledge go hand in hand. Together, these courses create a thoughtful route into the sector or a strong refresher for those already within it. Learn at your own pace, without the need for in-person sessions or complicated theory-heavy textbooks.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand UK health and social care systems and frameworks clearly.
• Recognise the importance of safeguarding and ethical responsibilities.
• Identify signs of mental distress and early intervention strategies.
• Gain insights into managing wellbeing in everyday care settings.
• Explore communication methods used in supportive care environments.
• Learn how to respond effectively in mental health first aid scenarios.

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring care workers aiming to enter the support sector.
• Individuals seeking better understanding of mental health challenges.
• Professionals wanting structured knowledge in health care policies.
• Volunteers involved in social or community-based services.
• HR staff addressing workplace wellbeing and support systems.
• Family carers wanting more guidance on effective caregiving.
• Education workers dealing with student mental health concerns.
• Anyone exploring career change into health and social care.

Career Path:

• Healthcare Support Worker – £22,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Assistant – £24,000 per year
• Social Care Officer – £26,500 per year
• Wellbeing Coordinator – £27,000 per year
• Residential Support Worker – £23,000 per year
• Health Services Administrator – £28,000 per year