JA PRISM

Prevention oriented Rights-based approach to Support Mental health in vulnerable population groups

Together, we’re building a future where mental health is protected, prioritised, and promoted.

Mental health initiatives

JA PRISM Initiatives

BIZI Practice

Suicide Prevention

The BIZI programme is an innovative, evidence‑informed gatekeeper training (GTK) initiative designed to strengthen suicide prevention capacity in community settings.

Circle of Friends Practice

Addressing loneliness in older adults

The Circle of Friends – group model is a long-established, research-based group intervention designed to alleviate loneliness among older adults.

Act Belong Commit Practice

Fostering emotional wellbeing in children and young people

Act, Belong, Commit (ABC) is an evidence‑based mental health promotion framework that encourages people to stay active, build social connections, and engage in meaningful activities.

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1st General Assembly in Rome

JA PRISM to hold its 1st General Assembly in Rome On 22–23 September 2026, partners from across Europe will come together in Rome, Italy, for the 1st General Assembly of JA PRISM, hosted by the Istituto Superiore di Sanità (ISS). The two-day meeting will bring the consortium together to take stock of the project’s first…

World Suicide Prevention Day: Strengthening suicide prevention across Europe

World Suicide Prevention Day: Strengthening suicide prevention across Europe We are happy to share that JA PRISM has been highlighted by the European Commission as an important initiative on the pathway to preventing suicide in the EU in its coverage of World Suicide Prevention Day. The article highlights the importance of strengthening suicide prevention across…

Reflecting on Vulnerability in JA PRISM: Introducing Our First Community of Practice

Reflecting on Vulnerability in JA PRISM: Introducing Our First Community of Practice JA PRISM’s first Community of Practice marked the beginning of an important cross-project dialogue on how we understand vulnerability in mental health. By bringing together partners and people with lived experience, the session created a shared space for reflection, learning, and strengthening more…

JA PRISM consists of
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Countries

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Implementation sites