Mental Health First Aid
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PassNova offers free Mental Health First Aid practice — 180 exam-style questions and 6 timed 25-question practice tests with a clear explanation for every answer. It's 100% free with no sign-up, works on any device, and covers the Mental Health First Aid syllabus topic by topic. Updated for 2026.
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Mental Health First Aiders spot the signs of poor mental health and signpost colleagues to support.
Mental Health First Aider (workplace)
Valued by employersMHFA England: the course is for anyone in an organisation, at every level.
Official sourceManagers, HR and wellbeing leads
Valued by employersMHFAiders support colleagues and help reduce stigma; the role sits alongside line management.
Official sourceRequirements are checked against the National Careers Service, the relevant regulator or the awarding body — follow each source for the current rules.
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Mental Health First Aid: your questions answered
What jobs can I do with Mental Health First Aid?
Mental Health First Aiders spot the signs of poor mental health and signpost colleagues to support. Mental Health First Aider (workplace): MHFA England: the course is for anyone in an organisation, at every level. Managers, HR and wellbeing leads: MHFAiders support colleagues and help reduce stigma; the role sits alongside line management.
Is PassNova's Mental Health First Aid practice free?
Yes — Mental Health First Aid practice on PassNova is 100% free. There's no paywall and no sign-up needed to start. A free account is optional and only saves your progress and badges.
Do I need an account or have to pay?
No. You can start practising Mental Health First Aid instantly with no account, no email and no card. 104 courses are fully free; every Premium question bank has a free 15-question taster.
How many Mental Health First Aid practice questions does PassNova have?
PassNova has 180 exam-style Mental Health First Aid questions and 6 timed 25-question practice tests, each with a clear explanation, plus topic-by-topic study mode.
Is the Mental Health First Aid practice up to date for 2026?
Signposting checked against each organisation in August 2026. Samaritans 116 123 and Shout (text SHOUT to 85258) are both 24/7. CALM is 0800 58 58 58, 5pm to midnight daily, and its helpline is open to anyone regardless of gender — it is often still described as a men's service, which it is not. SOBS 0300 111 5065 supports people bereaved by suicide. Crisis services change their hours and remit, so confirm before signposting anyone. This is an awareness bank, not a substitute for an accredited Mental Health First Aid course.
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