A new initiative, the “Promoting the mental health of children and youth by addressing the risks of online gambling and gaming” project, has been launched to tackle the potential dangers linked to online gaming and gambling, particularly among young people. The project, co-funded by the European Union via its Technical Support Instrument, was unveiled this week at a conference in Rome, hosted by the Pompidou Group’s Italian Presidency.
Experts in health, psychology, and public policy gathered alongside government representatives to explore strategies for mitigating youth addiction and the associated mental health risks. The discussion focused on parental training, preventive measures, and policy recommendations to ensure a safer digital environment for young users.
Key insights from the event include:
Press release
New European project tackles risks associated with youth online gambling and gaming: conference in Rome
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