Welcoming Our New Mental Health First Aiders: A Step Forward for Chester Road Reapers

The Chester Road Reapers are thrilled to announce the addition of three newly certified mental health first aiders to our team: Lewis Cleveland, Rae Feather, and Dylan Stout. These dedicated individuals have recently completed their comprehensive training through Mind North West Wales and Mental Health First Aid Wales, a significant step in promoting mental well-being within our community.

Empowering Our Team

The one-day intensive course provided by Mind North West Wales and Mental Health First Aid Wales has equipped Lewis, Rae, and Dylan with the vital resources and knowledge to handle a wide variety of mental health crises. From recognising the early signs of mental health issues to providing immediate support and guiding individuals towards professional help, their training covers a broad spectrum of scenarios. This empowerment ensures that they are well-prepared to offer immediate assistance to anyone in need.

The Importance of Mental Health First Aid

Mental health first aid is crucial in today’s world, where mental health challenges are becoming increasingly prevalent. The Chester Road Reapers recognise the importance of addressing these issues head-on, ensuring that our members and the wider community have access to immediate support when needed. By having trained mental health first aiders, we aim to create a safe and supportive environment, breaking down the stigma associated with mental health struggles.

Lewis Cleveland, Rae Feather, and Dylan Stout: Our New Champions

Each of our new mental health first aiders brings unique strengths and perspectives to their roles:

- Lewis Cleveland: Known for his empathetic nature and excellent listening skills, Lewis has always been a pillar of support for the team. His new training enhances his ability to assist members in crisis effectively.

- Rae Feather: Rae’s background teaching and her strong sense of compassion make her an ideal mental health first aider. She is dedicated to ensuring that everyone feels heard and supported.

- Dylan Stout: With his calm demeanor and problem-solving skills, Dylan is well-suited to handle high-pressure situations. His training enables him to provide clear and calm guidance during mental health emergencies.

Looking Ahead

The Chester Road Reapers are committed to fostering a culture of awareness and support. The inclusion of mental health first aiders is just one step in our ongoing efforts to prioritize the well-being of our community. We are confident that Lewis, Rae, and Dylan will play a pivotal role in this mission, offering much-needed support and making a positive impact.

Final Thoughts

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Lewis Cleveland, Rae Feather, and Dylan Stout for their dedication and achievement. The Chester Road Reapers are proud to have such committed individuals on our team, ready to support and uplift those in need. Together, we are creating a stronger, more resilient community.

Let’s continue to support each other and promote mental well-being in all aspects of life.