Mental Health
Literacy

Empower educators to enhance student well-being through improved mental health literacy. This comprehensive course and accompanying guide equip primary school teachers and administrators with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize, understand, and support children experiencing mental health challenges. By fostering a deep understanding of child development and emotional well-being, educators will be better prepared to create safe, supportive learning environments where students can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. The resources also focus on early intervention, equipping educators to recognize warning signs and offer timely support while actively working to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health in schools. Through these tools, educators will help students feel empowered to seek help and create a culture of well-being where every child can reach their full potential.

Mental Health Literacy

This course enhances the ability of primary school educators to recognize and support students with mental health conditions, promoting well-being and reducing stigma in the classroom.

Promoting Wellbeing and Mental Health in Schools

The PAHO guide provides practical strategies for educators to integrate mental health literacy into school environments, helping identify early signs of emotional and behavioral challenges in children.

Educators

provide essential life skills to students (such as emotional regulation, dealing with conflict, modeling moral and ethical characteristics), enabling them to choose healthy ways of living.