Psychosocial Resilience & Humanitarian Studies
Explore courses in Psychological First Aid, Caregiving Support, Overseas Disaster Deployment Training and Humanitarian Preparedness
Courses in Psychosocial Resilience
and Humanitarian Studies
Build the judgement and practical skills to support people through challenging situations. Through real-world scenarios and guided practice, learners gain the confidence to recognise needs, respond appropriately and contribute to stronger, more resilient communities.
Learn the Skills to
Support, Care and Respond
We offer a wide range of courses in First Aid, Psychosocial Resilience and Humanitarian Studies, including selected courses eligible for SkillsFuture Credit.
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Psychological First Aid with Be A Samaritan (PFA+BAS)
- Duration: 8 hrs (1 day), Classroom/Online
Psychological First Aid+ (PFA+)
- Duration: 9 hrs across 2 days. Day 1: 9:30 am – 5:30 pm (PFA training and practical engagement). Day 2: A 1-hour assessment (role play in pairs, scheduled individually)
Well-being for Caregivers
- Duration: 8 hrs (The session may be conducted in two 4-hour blocks over two days)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What courses do we offer?
CPRHS offers courses in psychological first aid, mental well-being, caregiving, psychosocial resilience, humanitarian studies and overseas disaster preparedness. Courses are available for individuals and organisations.
Who are CPRHS courses suitable for?
Our courses are suitable for individuals, caregivers, community workers, educators, managers, organisations and anyone who wants practical skills to support others and respond more confidently in challenging situations.
Do you offer courses for organisations?
Yes. CPRHS offers training for organisations in areas such as psychological first aid, workplace mental well-being, caregiving, psychosocial support and humanitarian preparedness. Course delivery may be tailored to organisational needs.