The “Mental Mobile Health” project, an Erasmus+ funded initiative, is excited to announce the development of its digital training tool, designed to empower persons with mental health conditions (PMHC) to manage their well-being through mobile health (mHealth) solutions. Fundatia Estuar, alongside partners from Spain, Slovenia, Lithuania, Germany, Greece, and Romania, invites the public to explore and provide feedback on this groundbreaking resource.
In response to the rising need for accessible and effective mental health support, “Mental Mobile Health” has developed an innovative digital training tool that help PMHC build confidence and competence in using mHealth technologies. The tool offers interactive features to familiarize users with self-assessment apps, remote monitoring solutions, and communication tools that promote independence and improved mental health management.
We are calling on mental health professionals, individuals with lived experience, researchers, and the general public to engage with the digital training tool. Your feedback will be invaluable in refining this resource and ensuring its relevance and usability for diverse communities across Europe.
How to get involved:

Picture – Snippet from the Digital Training Tool.
Quote from project direct beneficiary, L.I. expert with lived experienced, who emphasizes the importance of public involvement:
“We believe that community engagement is crucial for the success of our digital training tool. By trying it out and sharing your feedback, you will help us create a more effective resource for persons with mental health conditions, empowering them to take charge of their well-being.”
“Mental Mobile Health” addresses critical needs in the mental health sector by developing experiential training methodologies that promote the adoption of mHealth technologies. with a focus on digital transformation, inclusion, and high-quality adult learning opportunities, the project is making strides toward a future where PMHC can manage their mental health with greater autonomy and confidence.
The project brings together a diverse and experienced team:
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this transformative project! Experience the digital training tool today and join our mission to enhance mental health support through digital innovation. For more information, updates, or to get involved, visit “Mental Mobile Health” project webpage, our webpage or Facebook. You can also contact us via email vilnius@perspektyvos.org.
