Health

The third EMERGE Youth project article, published in connection with World Mental Health Day on 10 October 2025, explores mental health challenges affecting young people and the importance of stress management. It highlights the development of the EMERGE WebApp, an interactive platform offering practical exercises, real-life case studies, and personal development tools to strengthen mental well-being and resilience.

The EMERGE Youth project has published a new collection featuring 25 real-life entrepreneurial stories. The case studies explore common business challenges, stress management strategies, and practical lessons learned by entrepreneurs from different countries, offering valuable inspiration and guidance for young people seeking to strengthen their resilience and entrepreneurial skills.

The second EMERGE Youth project article explores common sources of entrepreneurial stress and effective coping strategies through real-life case studies from different countries. The experiences provide practical guidance for young people on managing financial uncertainty, professional expectations, and work-life balance while strengthening resilience and mental well-being.

The fifth EMERGE Youth infographic provides practical guidance on recognising and managing workplace stress. It explores early signs of overload, the importance of self-care and work-life balance, and the role of social support, mindfulness, and effective coping strategies in maintaining mental well-being.

The BEHEALTH Erasmus+ project partners met in Limassol, Cyprus, on 26–27 May 2025, to review progress in improving quality assurance in nursing vocational education and work-based learning. The hybrid meeting focused on the project’s key results, the mental well-being of nursing students and healthcare professionals, and the coordination of upcoming project activities.

The fourth EMERGE Youth infographic highlights European Mental Health Week, held from 19 to 25 May 2025. It explores the social determinants of mental health, the importance of social rights, and collective responsibility, emphasising the need to support young people’s mental well-being and stress management skills.

The second newsletter of the EMERGE Youth project highlights the international partner meeting held in Athens in April 2025, the publication of a multilingual collection of stress management good practices, and progress in developing the five-module EduPack and the WebApp featuring 60 practical stress management activities.

The BEHEALTH Erasmus+ project has published its introductory brochure, presenting an initiative dedicated to improving quality assurance in nursing vocational education and work-based learning. The publication highlights the project’s objectives, the planned quality assurance framework, the 360-degree assessment tool, intelligent mentoring solutions, and the international partnership.

The third EMERGE Youth infographic presents European good practices supporting young people’s stress management and mental well-being. The multilingual collection features digital applications, podcasts, community programmes, and innovative mental health initiatives designed to strengthen resilience and provide practical coping strategies.