A web-based, guided self-help tool grounded in cognitive-behavioural therapy principles, with a dedicated section for young people. It is part of routine care in Germany (free of charge), translated into multiple languages and available across several European countries.

An online peer-learning platform supporting mental health promotion and prevention among young people through digital resources and peer engagement.

A therapeutic mobile game (digital intervention) that helps children manage fears and anxiety using evidence-based techniques delivered through gameplay.

A digital mental health intervention for young people, documented in peer-reviewed research, addressing prevention/early support through an online format.

An app-based tool developed in the Czech Republic, designed primarily for young people, offering support across anxiety, eating disorders and crisis situations, plus courses and training on prevention and crisis intervention. It is available in 18 languages and adopted across several European countries.

A digital, remote mental health and psychosocial support service for migrant and refugee children; identified as a good practice in a previous UNICEF report.

An Italian national network for online listening and counselling, funded by the Ministry of Health, with a peer-based model in which young people act as trained providers supported by psychologists, educators and social workers. It operates across 19 centres, with 110+ trained peers and 20,000+ chats handled.