Mental Health First Aid Programme
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MHFA(S) Course Instructors
- Ms Porsche Poh (Silver Ribbon)
- Mr Joachim Lee (Tampines Family Service Centre)
- Ms Goh Soo Cheng (Subordinate Court)
- Ms Soh Hwei Lee (Instititude of Mental Health)
- Mr Steven Ting (Simei Care Centre)
- Dr Angelina Chan
- Dr Tang Hui Kheng
- Dr Jasmine Pang
- Ms Sim So Sin
- Ms Koh Hwan Jing
- Ms Junisha Jumala
- Ms Chan May Peng
- Dr Sin Gwen Li
- Ms Bernardine Low Wee Kim
- Dr Janncy Wong
- Mr Lim Kok Peng
- Ms Esther Lim
- Ms Joanne Goh
- Ms Tracy Wee
- Ms Jacintha Hee
- Dr Donald Yeo
- Dr Chan Herng Nieng
- Ms Emily Tan
- Ms Koh Hwan Jing
- Ms Junisha Jurnala
- Dr Sin Gwen Li
- Dr Donald Yeo
- Dr Chan Herng Nieng
- Ms Soh Hwei Lee
Core MHFA (S) Team
- Program Director: Dr Tang Hui Kheng
- Development/update of Training Materials: Dr Tang Hui Kheng & Dr Angelina Chan
- Development of Older Person Training Materials: Ms Koh Hwan Jing, Dr Sin Gwen Li, Ms Junisha Jumala
- Development of Youth Training Materials: Dr Jasmine Pang, Ms Jacintha Hee, Ms Teo Yan Wen, Ms Sim So Sin
- MHFA Co-ordinator: Ms Pauline Soon
Contact
Mental Health First Aid Singapore
Changi General Hospital
Trauma Recovery and Corporate Solutions (TRaCS)
2 Simei Street 3
Singapore 529889
For inquiries, please call:
Ms Pauline Soon
Tel: 68504481
Email: Pauline_Soon@cgh.com.sg
The logo specially chosen and designed to represent Mental Health First Aid Singapore is the water hyacinth. The water hyacinth has been chosen as a symbol of resilience and hope for Mental Health First Aid Singapore. No matter how often it is pushed underwater, the plant will always find its way back to the surface. Easily propagated, water hyacinths can be found commonly floating in many water habitats in Singapore. Hence it also represents the vision of how Mental Health First Aid Singapore will spread the message of transforming stigma and strengthening individuals through mental health literacy.
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Download
- MHFA leaflet (26kb PDF)
- MHFA OP leaflet (80kb PDF)
- Becoming a MHFA Singapore Instructor (12kb PDF)
Useful Links
- MHFA Australia
- MHFA International
- CGH Psychological Medicine
Provides information on the various mental disorders as well as the range of mental health services available in Changi General Hospital. - Trauma Recovery website
The Trauma Recovery & Corporate Solutions service from Changi General Hospital is dedicated to improving workplace mental health and management of traumatic incidents through the provision of consultation, training and psychological support services for crisis management and treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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