Debbie Workman
About Debbie Workman
Debbie Workman serves as the Community Connector Team Lead at Mind and has extensive experience in community support roles, including positions at Mind and British Airways. She has been involved in suicide prevention training with Suicide First Aid UK since 2020.
Current Role at Mind
Debbie Workman serves as the Community Connector Team Lead at Mind, a position she has held since 2020. In this role, she focuses on connecting individuals with mental health resources and support within the community. Her work aims to enhance accessibility to mental health services and foster community engagement in East Berkshire, United Kingdom.
Previous Experience at Mind
Prior to her current role, Debbie Workman worked at Mind as the Friends in Need Team Lead from 2016 to 2020. During this four-year period, she managed initiatives aimed at providing support to individuals facing mental health challenges in East Berkshire and Buckinghamshire. Additionally, she served as the Friends in Need Coordinator for eight months in 2017 to 2018, focusing on Windsor and Maidenhead.
Experience at British Airways
Debbie Workman worked at British Airways from 2008 to 2016, where she held the positions of Community Learning Centre Lead and Languages Project Manager. Over her eight years with the company, she contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing community learning and language development within the organization, based in London, United Kingdom.
Current Role at Suicide First Aid UK
Since 2020, Debbie Workman has been a Suicide First Aid Trainer at Suicide First Aid (SFA) UK. In this capacity, she provides training aimed at equipping individuals with the skills to recognize and respond to signs of suicidal behavior. Her work focuses on promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention strategies in Windsor, England.
Education and Language Expertise
Debbie Workman studied at the Open University, where she achieved a qualification in Languages. This educational background supports her roles in community engagement and training, particularly in contexts that require effective communication and understanding of diverse populations.