an initiative under
All Kerala MHFR Programme
The Mental Health First Responder (MHFR) programme trains high school students, in partnership with Kerala State mental health counsellors from Koottu, DCRC, D-DAD and Snehitha, along with Special Police Officers, in schools across Kerala to support their peers with online safety and mental well-being.
The programme is run by Kerala Police Cyberdome as part of the Kid Glove initiative. Mental Health First Responders become the trusted peer-links between students facing harm, and institutions of help and support. They assist counsellors with reporting harm, and connecting victims to help for quicker escalation and resolution.
MHFR Winner Posters
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Anwitha K Nair Lfghss School Chelakkara Thrissur City Student Name
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Ernakulam Rural Tharbiyath Trust Vocational And Higher Secondary School
Kannur Rural G H S S Irikkur
Kasargod Ghss Kakkat
Kollam City Ghss Koical
Kollam Rural Ghss Sadananapuram
Kollam Rural Ghss Thevanoor
Kottayam St Berchmans Higher Secondary School
Kozhikode City St Joseph S Boys School
Kozhikode Rural St George S Hss
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Pathanamthitta Republican Vhss
St Michael S Anglo Indian Hss Kannur City
Thrissur City Vimalagiri Public School Karuvankad
Thrissur Rural Ghss Vijayaragavapuram
Trivandrum Chinmaya Vidyalaya
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Trainer
Programme coordinators and supervisors managing MHFR implementation across schools in Kerala.
MHFR
Mental Health First Responders accessing resources, flash cards, toolkits and student activities.
School Updates
Programme milestones completed by each participating school. Click a column heading to sort.
| School ▲ | District | MHFR self-intro | Buddy Box | Activities conducted | GTQ status |
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School Poster Gallery
Trainer Portal
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🎥 MHFR Website Video Guide
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📝 Kid Glove/MHFR Activity Log
Log any Kid Glove online safety / mental health well-being activity you completed in school. Your MHFR Responsibilities update automatically from what you log here.
Trainer Portal
Welcome back
This is your coordination hub for the MHFR programme. Access your case reports, training materials and programme resources below.
📋 Your Case Reports
Log a new case →Cases you submitted through the Counsellors' Weekly Case Log chatbot. Only your own reports are shown here.
MHFR Case Logging Register
Record and review all cases reported by MHFRs across schools in Kerala.
MHFR Guidelines for Counsellors
Full guidance on running the MHFR programme, supporting students and handling reported cases.
MHFR Poster Guide
Design and content guide for the MHFR school posters, including print sizes and placement.
Trainers Video Guide
A short walkthrough video for trainers on using the MHFR platform.
MHFR Resources
Play / Share Good Tech Quest
An interactive game to help students build online safety awareness and healthy coping skills. Play it yourself, then share the link with students in your school.
🎮 Open Good Tech Quest →MHFR Pocket Guide
Your quick-reference guide covering key mental health topics, warning signs and how to respond as a first responder. Keep it handy.
📄 Open MHFR Pocket Guide (PDF) →MHFR Website Video Guide
Learn about the key features and how to use the MHFR website.
🎥 Watch MHFR Video Guide →Case Log
What goes in the register — the exact details to record for each student you support, and what to leave out.
📄 Open Case Log Guide →Toolkits
The Good Tech Booklet — your guide for introductory sessions, bi-weekly check-ins and Buddy Petti activities.
📄 Open Good Tech Booklet (PDF) →MHFR Poster Guide for Kid Glove Summit
Guide for making and submitting your MHFR poster for the Kid Glove Summit — what to include, sizes and how to send it in.
📄 Open Poster Guide (PDF) →School MHFR poster submission for Kid Glove Summit
Send in your school’s poster before this date.
Announcement of selected poster per district for Kid Glove Summit
One poster per district will be chosen.
Revised final posters submission for printing
Send the corrected final version so it can be printed in time.
Helplines
These are safe, free helplines you can call or direct a student to at any time. All calls are confidential.