Health and Social Wellbeing

This course is about understanding the range of specific learning difficulties, strategies to help and ways to support other people. 

This course has been developed to help to understand British values, the law relating to these values and factors which may need to be considered. It also provides contact details for further help and advice.

This course has been developed to help you understand the ‘Prevent’ strategy. You will learn about who may be at risk of being groomed and factors such as radicalisation and exploitation of vulnerable individuals. It also provides contact details for further help and advice. This course is for anyone working in the racing industry.

This course was developed by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) to ensure that those involved in the horseracing industry have an awareness of the dangers of modern slavery and human trafficking.

This course was developed by the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) to help line managers understand the importance of managing their team’s mental health and wellbeing and where to get help.

This course has been developed to aid the understanding of self harm, its meaning, the signs of self-harm, the factors which may affect individuals and where to find help and advice.

This course has been developed for you to understand what the menopause is, when this may occur and possible signs and symptoms.

Racing Welfare currently provides two types of of mental health courses. Click here to find out more information below to help you decide which course is best for you.

This course will help young people to gain knowledge of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), how they are transmitted, how to prevent transmission and how to identify and test for common STIs.

This course has been developed to help young people to understand contraception, gaining knowledge about their use as well as negatives and positives to consider for each contraceptive method. 

Welcome to this eLearning course, which has been developed to help young people to understand the meaning of consent, the law relating to consent, the factors which may affect their ability to consent and to support them communicate about consent with their partners. It also provides contact details for further help and advice.

Welcome to this e-learning module on Racing's Role in Supporting Responsible Gambling. This 15- 20 minute course is designed for anyone working within the racing industry who wants to learn more about promoting responsible gambling practices and reducing the risks of gambling harm.

Welcome to this eLearning course, which covers some of the health risks of legal and illegal drugs, the risks, and consequences of illegal substance use, how drugs alter someone’s decision making, strategies to manage pressure and how to access available support for unhealthy behaviours and addiction.

The aim of completing this course is to equip you with knowledge and understanding of why people may choose to smoke and how to resist the pressure to do so. You will also have access to resources available to those affected in this way and to the organisations that support them.

This course can be completed independently or as evidence towards one of three parts which make up the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) National Progression Award in Thoroughbred Preparation. To achieve the SQA award you must also complete an external assessment.

This course can be completed independently or as evidence towards one of three parts which make up the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) National Progression Award in Thoroughbred Preparation.  To achieve the SQA award you must also complete an external assessment.

Welcome to this eLearning course, which explores the reasons why some young people choose to drink alcohol and the impact this can have on their health, well-being, and overall lifestyle