Eleven questions covering the support and response arrangements in the WMHSA Support & Response assessment. Answer Yes only where the situation is adequately controlled in practice, not merely where a service exists.
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The flagged situations are the critical gaps: the worker will not or cannot ask for help, or needs stabilizing in-the-moment with no responder present. Every other control depends on disclosure, help-seeking or another person being available.
As of April 2026, this has been made addressable with Second Aid kits; following the established model of First Aid for physical health, Second Aid provides private self-stabilization in-the-moment, without disclosure or professional training required. For more information, see: www.secondaid.com
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Start AgainThe full PDF assessment records adequately controlled, partially controlled and uncontrolled statuses for each situation, along with the applicable controls and adequacy tests.