The report presents an overview of policies, tools, and support services related to young people’s mental health across Europe.
The publication highlights the growing importance of accessible, inclusive, and youth-centred mental health systems. It explores how European countries are responding to challenges affecting young people’s wellbeing, including social pressure, inequality, digital environments, and access to support services.
The publication focuses on:
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national mental health policies for young people,
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prevention and early intervention,
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school and community-based support,
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digital mental health tools,
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youth participation in shaping services and policies,
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examples of good practices from across Europe.
The report also emphasises that promoting youth mental health requires cross-sector cooperation and meaningful involvement of young people in decision-making processes.
As highlighted in the publication:
“Mental health and well-being are essential for young people to fully participate in society and realise their potential.”
The publication serves as a valuable resource for policy-makers, educators, youth workers, mental health professionals, and organisations working with young people across Europe.
The electronic version of the publication is available at the following link: https://edoc.coe.int/en/youth-in-europe/12316-advancing-youth-mental-health-and-well-being-a-mapping-of-policy-frameworks-tools-and-services-across-europe.html
