Become a Mental Health
Champion
Become a Mental Health
Champion
Become a Mental Health
Champion
Become a Mental Health
Champion
Become a Mental Health
Champion
Below is some of the feedback we have received from our students.
Thanks to those of you who gave such great comments! We hope to see you again.
Below is some of the feedback we have received from our students.
Thanks to those of you who gave such great comments! We hope to see you again.
Below is some of the feedback we have received from our students.
Thanks to those of you who gave such great comments! We hope to see you again.

Apoyo Courses

Empowering Minds,
Transforming Workplaces
Delivering Mental Health & DEI courses
that create positive work environments
About Mental Health, Inclusion and Anti-Racism
Apoyo is a Spanish word that means support. Apoyo Courses was set up by Fabiola Doano to support organisations in creating healthier, more inclusive and people-centred workplaces.
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At Apoyo Courses, we believe diverse teams perform better, are more profitable, and feel more engaged and loyal at work.
We deliver training that helps workplaces grow and people feel empowered in Mental Health First Aid, Race Ahead, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Our courses provide practical knowledge and simple tools to help create fairer, kinder, and more inclusive spaces. This work is at the heart of everything we do, supporting personal growth while helping build a world where everyone can shine, no matter where they come from.
These are Our Courses
What you'll get from us
Evidence based learning
Our courses are recognised internationally, approved by the UK Department of Health.
Face to face and digital delivery
We accommodate all different learning styles. Choose the one that works best for you and your organization.
Flexible course time
We'll work around you. We can agree on the times and the length of delivery that suits your team.
Fully qualified trainer
Accreditation is crucial when covering such sensitive topics. We are fully qualified, so you can be confident in our support.
Range of courses
Whether you need Mental Health, Race Awareness, or full Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training, we can deliver based on your need.
Mission
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Our mission is to promote mental well-being and racial equity and inclusion through education. We empower organisations to create inclusive, compassionate, and thriving communities.

Vision
​Our vision is a world where mental health is a priority, diversity is celebrated, and equity is a reality. We envision empowered and inclusive organisations working together to build a brighter and more compassionate future for all.
Who Am I?

I'm Fabiola Doano, a salsa dancing enthusiast originally from Peru. I love sunny days at the beach, exploring new places, and connecting with people from different cultures.
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Before settling in the UK, I spent many years working on cruise ships and travelling the world. Those experiences shaped my curiosity, open-mindedness, and appreciation for people from all walks of life.
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Spanish is my native language and, after more than 20 years in the UK, I'm proud to call Bristol home, where I live with my husband and our two children.
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The values that guide both my life and work are kindness, belonging, inclusion, fairness, respect, and empathy. That's why I founded Apoyo Courses: to help create more inclusive, human-centred workplaces where everyone feels valued and has the opportunity to thrive.
What Our Clients Say
Jonathan Hyde
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"Excellent material, well structured and taught (thanks Fabiola), gained confidence in how to work and live well with the wonderful diverse people that we meet in life".​ ​
Izzy Akers
"Faby's course was incredible. Not only was it informative and valuable learning, but it was also delivered in a very inclusive and accessible way. This meant that everyone attending was able to open up and feel truly comfortable with the conversations"
Ewan Pyrah
"Fabiola is a great course instructor and her methods were very insightful and considerate. I wouldn't have wanted to learn in any other way!"







