Join us for the

World MHFA Day Launch Webinar

Tuesday 10 November 2026

10 million people worldwide are trained in Mental Health First Aid.

They’re parents, colleagues, coaches, friends and neighbours who are ready when it matters.

Join us ahead of World Mental Health First Aid Day on 18 November and hear from voices across the global MHFA movement as they share the stories, impact and ideas behind this year’s campaign.

You’ll discover simple ways to show, share and be ready, and leave inspired to bring others into the circle of support.

Register to attend

Tickets

Free

Tuesday 10 November

In your country or region.

Online

Free to attend and watch back on demand.

30 minutes

Three sessions to choose from.

Asia Pacific

Sydney 2:00pm
Auckland 4:00pm
Tokyo 12:00pm
Singapore 11:00am
India 8:30am

Europe, Africa & Middle East

London 10:00am
Paris 11:00am
Johannesburg 12:00pm
Dubai 2:00pm

America & Canada

Vancouver 1:00pm
New York 4:00pm
São Paulo 6:00pm

Register to attend

Where will you be joining from?

Tickets

Free

Tuesday 10 November

In your country or region.

Online

Free to attend and watch back on demand.

30 minutes

Three sessions to choose from.

Asia Pacific

Sydney 2:00pm
Auckland 4:00pm
Tokyo 12:00pm
Singapore 11:00am
India 8:30am

Europe, Africa & Middle East

London 10:00am
Paris 11:00am
Johannesburg 12:00pm
Dubai 2:00pm

America & Canada

Vancouver 1:00pm
New York 4:00pm
São Paulo 6:00pm

What you'll take away

Hear from a global audience

Stories, impact and ideas behind this year’s campaign, from voices across the global MHFA movement.

Show, share and be ready

Simple ways to take part in World Mental Health First Aid Day on 18 November.

Grow your circles of support

Leave inspired to bring others into the global circle of support.

Our global guests

Donal Scanlan

Donal Scanlan

MHFA Ireland

Read bio

Donal Scanlan is Head of Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Ireland, leading the development and delivery of evidence-based mental health education and early-intervention programmes across Ireland. With more than 27 years’ experience across mental health, healthcare, education and organisational wellbeing, Donal has helped MHFA grow into a national movement reaching workplaces, healthcare, education, sport and communities. He is passionate about the power of human connection and how mental health education can give people the confidence to notice, listen, start a conversation and support one another.

Get involved

Whether you’re an MHFAider, Instructor, provider or someone who wants to make a difference, there are several ways you can get involved.