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The document describes the Mental Health First Aid Instructor Certification Program. The 5-day training certifies attendees to provide the 12-hour Mental Health First Aid training. Organizations must cover expenses including $1850 tuition per person, with a minimum of two attendees recommended. Certified instructors must offer at least three trainings per year to maintain certification. The application includes forms for organization and attendee information to apply to host an instructor training by May 3, 2010.
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