Good Practices on Mental Health in European Youth Information Work

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Looking for practical inspiration to strengthen mental health support for young people?

This free booklet presents a collection of 54 good practices from across Europe, showcasing approaches, activities, services and methods used by youth organizations, youth information centers, NGOs, public institutions and other organizations working with young people.

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The resource brings together examples from countries including North Macedonia, Croatia, Romania, Estonia, Wales, Slovenia, Greece, Scotland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Belgium, Austria, Spain and Malta. The practices cover a wide range of approaches, including youth support groups, peer-to-peer activities, workshops, counselling, creative expression, mental health information, digital resources, awareness campaigns and community-based support.

Inside the booklet, you will find:

  • Practical examples of mental health support for young people
  • Good practices that can be adapted or replicated in different communities
  • Examples of youth-centred and participatory approaches
  • Ideas for workshops, peer support and creative activities
  • Digital and community-based approaches to mental health information
  • Insights into capacity-building needs among youth organizations
  • Examples of mental health support services and youth helplines across Europe

The booklet is designed as an inspiration and reference resource for youth workers, educators, youth information professionals, NGOs and organizations working to promote young people’s well-being, inclusion and participation. It can support the development of new activities, services and approaches in local and international youth work.

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Download this resource for free and explore how organizations across Europe are creating more supportive, inclusive and youth-friendly approaches to mental health.
Published in 2025 as part of the Erasmus+ “Do You Mind?” project, implemented by a European partnership including Poraka Nova from North Macedonia.