NGO Psychosocial Support Network
W2: Reducing Psychosocial Risk and Systematizing Staff Care Practices

Recommended for HR Managers, Policy Makers and CEOs

'The Science of Stress and the Art of Managing Wellbeing for Humanitarian Aid Workers'

Antares Foundation Inc. (Australia) Annual 2-day Forum for the Humanitarian Sector
Melbourne City: William Angliss Conference Centre

Training for Managers
W1: Assessing for Recruitment and Screening for Assignment: A Psychosocial Approach to Enhancing Best Fit.

Recommended for Recruitment, HR and Project assignment managers

W2: Reducing Psychosocial Risk and Systematizing Staff Care Practices

Recommended for HR Managers, Policy Makers and CEOs

W3: Evacuation Support for Managers

Recommended for Emergency Managers, Country Managers and Peer Support personnel

W5: Screening, Briefing, Monitoring & Debriefing

A two day workshop recommended for Recruitment and Project managers.

W6: Managing Stressors for Short Term Field Visits

Highly recommended for Headquarter staff and HR Managers.

W8: Effective Management of Cross Cultural Teams

Recommended for HR Managers and Country coordinators.

W10: Issues of Grief, Separation and Loss in Aid Work

Recommended for Managers and Peer Support Personnel.

W11: Working in Cross Cultural Teams in Remote and Overseas Settings

A one day workshop recommended for project managers or staff about to join a team of people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

W12: Briefing and Debriefing Skills for Aid Managers

Recommended for HR Managers and Country Coordinators

W13: Responding to Traumatic Events

Recommended for managers who may be responsible for managing staff wellbeing due to critical incidents or traumas.

W14: Managing Stress of Staff Working with Displaced People

Recommended for Managers and Staff of Refugee Health Agencies.

'The Science of Stress and the Art of Managing Wellbeing for Humanitarian Aid Workers'

Antares Foundation Inc. (Australia) Annual 2-day Forum for the Humanitarian Sector
Melbourne City: William Angliss Conference Centre

Training for Psychosocial Program Staff
'The Science of Stress and the Art of Managing Wellbeing for Humanitarian Aid Workers'

Antares Foundation Inc. (Australia) Annual 2-day Forum for the Humanitarian Sector
Melbourne City: William Angliss Conference Centre

Training for Volunteers
M2: Returned Aid Workers - Re-Entry Group Debriefing (2,3 & 4 months post assignment)

Recommended for volunteers or aid workers who do not have the opportunity of an individual psychological re-entry debriefing or who may prefer a small group debriefing experience with peers who are also recently returned from deployment

W4: Willing and Ready: Introduction to Psychological Issues of Deployment

A one day workshop recommended for prospective first time international aid and development workers. A useful introductory course for agencies to recommend to first time volunteers prior to selection or pre-assignment interviews.

W7: Pre-Deployment Readiness Retreat

Recommended for first time deployees on an overseas humanitarian aid assignment.

W10: Issues of Grief, Separation and Loss in Aid Work

Recommended for Managers and Peer Support Personnel.

W11: Working in Cross Cultural Teams in Remote and Overseas Settings

A one day workshop recommended for project managers or staff about to join a team of people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

W14: Managing Stress of Staff Working with Displaced People

Recommended for Managers and Staff of Refugee Health Agencies.

'The Science of Stress and the Art of Managing Wellbeing for Humanitarian Aid Workers'

Antares Foundation Inc. (Australia) Annual 2-day Forum for the Humanitarian Sector
Melbourne City: William Angliss Conference Centre

Support for Family and Friends
M1: Family and Friends – Support Workshop

Recommended for Partners, Family and Friends of those going abroad or returning home.

'The Science of Stress and the Art of Managing Wellbeing for Humanitarian Aid Workers'

Antares Foundation Inc. (Australia) Annual 2-day Forum for the Humanitarian Sector
Melbourne City: William Angliss Conference Centre