A holistic model for digital wellbeing
Young people live, learn and socialise in digital environments that offer opportunities for creativity, participation and connection — but also expose them to cyberbullying, hate speech, misinformation, digital overload and online stress. CyberHealthY responds with a holistic, multilingual and transferable approach.
Mission
Promote the mental health and digital wellbeing of young people by equipping youth workers with cyberanimation competences and supporting young people to create safe, inclusive and supportive digital communities.
Vision
A Europe where young people can participate online with confidence, emotional resilience and critical awareness, transforming digital spaces into communities of care, inclusion, solidarity and civic engagement.
How we work
Cyberanimation
A socio-educational methodology using online community facilitation, reflective spaces, digital narratives, peer support and youth-led activities.
Blended Learning
Structured e-learning, a transnational training meeting in Greece, and local cybercommunity practice for cyberanimators.
CyberMentalHub
A multilingual digital platform connecting training resources, youth-generated content, podcasts and collaborative tools.
What we aim to achieve
- 01
Strengthen youth workers' competences
Training 30 youth workers across partner countries with practical skills to engage and support young people as cyberanimators.
- 02
Empower young people
Engaging at least 75 young people, including those with fewer opportunities, in building inclusive digital spaces for mental health awareness and peer support.
- 03
Strengthen digital resilience and wellbeing
Supporting young people in developing confidence, awareness, and resilience to navigate digital environments safely and positively.
- 04
Develop innovative, transferable tools
Creating a multilingual training programme and toolkit, available as open educational resources adaptable across Europe.
- 05
Promote EU values and active youth participation
Encouraging participation in community actions, awareness campaigns and initiatives linked to inclusion, democracy and human rights.
Six partners. Five countries.
A trans-European partnership combining youth work, digital innovation, mental health expertise and EU-level dissemination.
Volonteurope
BelgiumCoordinator. A Brussels-based European network NGO promoting social justice, active citizenship, inclusion and volunteering. Ensures coordination, quality assurance, policy visibility and EU-level exploitation.
DREAMY
ItalyWP2 leader. A youth organisation from the Naples metropolitan area specialising in non-formal education, cyberanimation, youth mental health, creativity and community resilience.
ACTION SYNERGY SA
GreeceWP3 leader. A Greek SME specialising in educational innovation, e-learning, curriculum design and digital training platforms. Leads the CyberHealthY training programme.
Finnova Foundation
BelgiumWP5 leader. A Brussels-based foundation focused on EU innovation, communication, dissemination, training, entrepreneurship and sustainability of European project results.
Fundacja Cooperacja
PolandWP4 leader. A Polish foundation in Leszno working on youth empowerment, non-formal education, civic participation, mental wellbeing, safeguarding and digital inclusion.
Asociación Nacional Cerebro Corazón
SpainA Spanish non-profit dedicated to mental health promotion, emotional wellbeing and personal development through neuroscience, psychology, communication and the mSD Method.