Beyond Support and Training

08/10/2026

Clare phamacy tonight 24 students 2 trainers we had a blast great group of people

08/10/2026

Expo done today for age care

18/09/2026

Mental Health First Aid – 1 Day | 8 Hours

Coming Soon

Build the knowledge, confidence and practical skills to support someone who may be experiencing a mental health challenge.

Our one-day, face-to-face Mental Health First Aid course is designed to help participants recognise when someone may be struggling, start a supportive conversation, provide initial support and guide the person towards appropriate professional help.

What You Will Learn
Recognise common signs that someone may be experiencing a mental health challenge
Start safe and supportive conversations
Listen and communicate without judgement
Provide appropriate initial support
Understand professional and community support pathways
Know when and how to encourage professional help
Build confidence responding to mental health concerns
Who Is This Course For?

Ideal for support workers, disability and aged care workers, healthcare staff, teachers and educators, managers and supervisors, workplace teams, community organisations and volunteers, as well as anyone wanting to build their confidence supporting others.

Duration: 1 Day – approximately 8 hours
Delivery: Face-to-face
Dates & Locations: Coming soon

💚 Register your interest today to be among the first to know when dates and locations are released.

📞 0417 633 792
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.beyondsupportandtraining.com

Be the difference. Build confidence. Support others.

12/09/2026

Today's training was Middleback CFS and Qorn CFS for advanced first aid and advanced resus. We had fun and a great bunch of guys and ladies.

03/09/2026

💛 SEPTEMBER | SU***DE AWARENESS MONTH

September is Su***de Awareness Month, and for Dalkeith CFS, this one hits close to home.

Our brigade knows firsthand the heartbreak that su***de leaves behind.

We have lost one of our own — a firefighter, a good friend, a mate and a valued member of the Dalkeith CFS family.

That loss is a reminder that sometimes the people around us can be carrying battles we cannot see.

In emergency services, we’re accustomed to being the ones who show up when somebody needs help. But sometimes, we need someone to show up for us too.

So this September, check on your mates.

Don’t just ask, “How are you?”
Ask, “How are you going — really?”

Then give them the time and space to answer.

Listen without judgement. Stay connected. And if you’re the one struggling, please reach out. You don’t have to carry everything on your own.

“Carry each other’s burdens.” — Galatians 6:2

💛 This month, we remember those we’ve lost, stand beside those who are struggling, and remind everyone in our brigade and community:

You matter. Your life matters. Please stay.

📞 Lifeline — 13 11 14
📞 Su***de Call Back Service — 1300 659 467
🚨 Immediate danger — 000

Dalkeith CFS — looking after our community, and looking after each other.

***deAwarenessMonth

27/08/2026

❤️ **DID YOU KNOW?**

Women are less likely than men to receive CPR from a bystander during a cardiac arrest.

**Why?**

Research has identified several barriers that can make people hesitate to perform CPR on women, including:

👉 Fear of inappropriate touching
👉 Concerns about accusations of s*xual assault
👉 Hesitation around exposing or touching the chest
👉 Uncertainty about where to place their hands or AED pads

But when someone is **unresponsive and not breathing normally**, starting CPR quickly can save their life.

🚑 **A cardiac arrest is a life-threatening emergency.**

Don't let embarrassment or fear stop you from helping.

**CPR is performed the same way regardless of s*x — push hard, push fast, and use an AED as soon as one is available.**

❤️ **Every person deserves the same chance of survival.**

**Beyond Support & Training**
Practical training. Real-life scenarios. Skills that build confidence.

27/08/2026

Did you know?
Women are less likely to receive CPR in the event of them having a Cardiac Arrest Than Men

And why is this?
People believe that if they start CPR on a woman who has breasts, they fear they will get sued for inappropriate touching, accusations of s*xual assault are a key deterrent, which is incorrect at the event of someone having a cardiac arrest, it is classed as implied consent unless appropriate paperwork is physically seen for a DNR.

27/08/2026

FIRST AID TRAINING – REALISTIC. PRACTICAL. HANDS-ON.

First Aid training should be more than sitting in a classroom watching slides.

At Beyond Support & Training, we focus on learning by doing.

❤️ NO POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS – JUST PRACTICAL TRAINING.

Our First Aid courses use realistic scenarios, practical equipment and hands-on activities to help you build the confidence to respond when a real emergency happens.

✅ Practical, scenario-based training
✅ Realistic wounds and emergency scenarios
✅ CPR and AED practice
✅ Bleeding and wound management
✅ Choking emergencies
✅ Small class sizes
✅ Minimal online learning
✅ Experienced trainers with real-world emergency services and healthcare backgrounds
✅ Neurodivergent aware and inclusive

🧠 EVERYONE LEARNS DIFFERENTLY

We understand that one teaching style doesn't work for everyone. Where possible, we adapt our approach around the learner, provide clear instructions, allow additional support and create an environment where people can learn at their own pace and build confidence.

🚑 COURSES AVAILABLE

🫀 HLTAID009 – Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
⛑️ HLTAID011 – Provide First Aid
👶 HLTAID012 – Provide First Aid in an Education and Care Setting

📍 Training available across South Australia
🏢 Workplace and organisation training available
👥 Small groups welcome

Whether you're a support worker, educator, childcare worker, healthcare worker, volunteer, employer or simply want the skills to help someone in an emergency — come and experience First Aid training differently.

📞 0417 633 792
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.beyondsupportandtraining.com

❤️ REAL TRAINING. REAL SKILLS. REAL CONFIDENCE.

BE PREPARED. BE CONFIDENT. SAVE LIVES.

Training and assessment delivered on behalf of ABC First Aid RTO 3399.

19/08/2026

18/08/2026

We went and talked about heart attacks and strokes and how to use an AED with the Gawler light rotary this evening I'd like to thank president of Gawler light Deanne for having us. I hate public speaking its not my thing but we got there and did it .