
Our training supports workplaces and organsiations to create mentally healthy environments that are safer from suicide. We equip people with the skills to support a person having thoughts of suicide and develop understanding of the fundamental need for support after suicide within our communities.
Junah are proud to offer this training in partnership with MHFA England®. MHFA England are the national authority on mental health first aid and are workplace mental health experts. Over a million people, from over 20,000 workplaces, have completed training through them since 2007. Together Julie and I have 16 years of experience delivering MHFA England training and so we know first-hand what an incredible organisation it is and the difference they are making to workplace mental health.
To book our training please email: workplace@mhfaengland.org
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MHFA England ® and Junah Ltd are both proud Social Enterprises.
Junah Ltd exists to advance suicide prevention, intervention, postvention and support for all people affected by suicide in organisations across the UK, through providing trauma-informed, evidence based training. We aim to create suicide-safer organisations, promoting psychologically healthy environments, equipped to actively promote positive wellbeing, create safety to talk openly about suicide, encouraging sharing and help-seeking behaviour. We aim to provide organisations with the skills to respond confidently and compassionately to suicide.
BSI 30480, Suicide and the workplace DRAFT July 2025
The training begins with an understanding of mental health and wellbeing, including risk and protective factors and the impact of stress.
Learners reflect on how we can create a supportive and mentally healthy organisation, taking into account influencing factors and how an organisation responds to them.
The training helps learners to understand where suicide comes from and how we can challenge stigma and myths.
Our primary goal is to reduce the risk of suicide and provide hope.
This training supports learners to consider warning signs and how we can respond to a person experiencing thoughts of suicide using our 4-step approach CARE model. We consider language, appropriate questions and responses and safety for all. Case studies are used to put our learning into practice.
Postvention is predominantly the vital support provided to those impacted by loss through suicide and organisations can have a crucial role in this.
We take postvention further. We want to ensure that organisations know how to respond after suicide behaviour, such as when an employee returns to work/study after a suicide attempt, and how we support those who are supporting others.
‘Suicide is everybody’s business.
Everyone should feel they have the confidence and skills to play their part in preventing suicides – not just those who work in mental health and/or suicide prevention directly – and take action to prevent suicides within and outside of health settings’
Policy paper: Suicide prevention in England: 5-year cross-sector strategy September 2023
Julie has extensive experience of providing mental health and suicide prevention training. She is a BACP Accredited Counsellor and has over 20 years experience of working therapeutically.
She is a competent and confident trainer with a personal commitment to achieving high standards, offering a high standard in service delivery.
Julie has a positive and enthusiastic approach to her training delivery, she is passionate about raising awareness of mental health, promoting and enabling the confidence in others to offer support whilst being mindful of their personal wellbeing. She is committed to equality and diversity and the dignity and respect of all individuals.
Hannah is an experienced mental health and suicide intervention trainer having delivered training across many organisations including the NHS.
Hannah is passionate about creating kinder and happier workplaces and communities where people feel supported and heard. She is particularly passionate about the language we use and how we create connection.
Hannah’s training style is professional, calm and compassionate, giving people the skills and confidence to learn how they can recognise signs of distress and how they can support themselves and others whilst challenging stigma and promoting empathy.
If you would like to talk to us about how we can help your organisation become safer from suicide please get in touch. We'd love to hear from you.
Please email hannah@junah.co.uk or Julie@junah.co.uk
For more information and to book please email workplace@mhfaengland.org
'Everyone should know this training, to spread education and save lives'
'I'm sure this will save more than 1 life, but even 1 life is amazing'
'I will encourage colleagues to attend to come, the more the better. We all need this training to increase awareness and help us to care for each other'
'Informative, not scary, really helpful and useful, the trainers were excellent, knowledgable and supportive'
'Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Such a vitally important matter. I would encourage everyone to attend, thank you so much.'
'Fantastic and needed training. Having been affected by suicide I think this is invaluable'
'Han and Julie were amazing, very knowledgeable and compassionate, open and caring. I would highly recommend this training - brilliant initiative'
'The trainers sensitively managed this topic. Suicide touches so many people and there is so much we can do as individuals and as organisations to reduce this. It is great that you have taken time to put together training relevant to the workplace'
'The more staff who attend this training the more knowledge and understanding we with have in our community = save lives'