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Mental Health First Aid First Nations Trained Badge

The MHFA First Nations Trained Badge is designed for those who took the Mental Health First Aid First Nations course course and any of its adaptations and customizations. It can be displayed on your email signature, used as a post on your LinkedIn page, or any other digital communication medium.

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