A.I.D. (Awareness. Interaction. Direction.) Training

A.I.D. is a brief, evidence-based training that equips participants with practical skills to support individuals experiencing mental distress. The training introduces a simple three-step approach in which participants learn to identify when someone may be struggling, reduce stigma around mental health and substance use, and respond with confidence and empathy.   

Learn more about A.I.D Training – https://www.kent.edu/mhsu/AID   

Important Information: 

• Registration: Sign up on GivePulse by the listed registration deadline. Each session is limited to the first 20 students, and a minimum of 5 participants is required for the class to be held. If a session fills, additional opportunities may be offered throughout the year. 

• Course Communication: Once you register, all course information will be sent to your TCC email when registration has closed.

• Session Requirements: Each session meets on the specific date and time listed in the shift description. You must attend the full session and actively participate in order to receive 2 hours of volunteer/service credit. 

• Attendance Policy: Arriving 15 minutes or more after the session start time will result in not being admitted to the course. 

• Participants will receive certificate of completion.