Partners & collaborations
Strengthening the mental health of young people is not the task of a single organization alone.
That is why @ease collaborates with partners from the healthcare, scientific, educational, and government sectors, as well as the social sector.
Interested in collaborating too?
Together, we share knowledge, develop new initiatives, and make accessible support easily available to young people.
Alliance for accessible mental health drop-in services for young people
@ease is a co-founder of the Alliance for Accessible Drop-In Services for Youth Mental Health. Through this national collaboration, organizations pool their knowledge and experience to strengthen young people’s mental health and work towards a nationwide network of accessible drop-in services.
This collaboration led to the 100-Houses Plan, which @ease also helped develop. The plan was signed in 2023 by then State Secretary Maarten van Ooijen of the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport and forms an important part of the national approach Mental Health: Everyone’s Responsibility.
In je bol
As a founding partner of In je bol, @ease works together with six other organizations (Mind, MindUs, JoinUs, Kindertelefoon, 113 Suicide Prevention, and Transformers Community) to make mental health more open for discussion among young people. By bringing together knowledge, experiences, and initiatives, the partners aim to help young people find appropriate support sooner.
headspace Denmark
When @ease was being developed, headspace Denmark was an important source of inspiration. Both organizations share the belief that young people benefit from an accessible place where they can drop in without an appointment or referral for a conversation. To this day, we continue to exchange knowledge and experiences to further strengthen support for young people.
