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iFightDepression offered mental health support and guidance across borders
The EAAD (European Alliance Against Depression) supports mental health in 20+ countries worldwide. Their iFightDepression project provides a self-management tool for mild depression symptoms, guided by trained professionals.
The Challenge
EAAD created the iFightDepression guide website to help users find local mental health professionals and start using the program. Originally developed by their Polish partner, EAAD needed the site to be available in users’ native languages to maximize its impact, while keeping updates across all locales synced at all times.
The Solution
The iFightDepression team first integrated the Localazy Strapi Plugin to manage their content more efficiently. Then they onboarded their translation partners and volunteers into the platform and got to work. The team was able to build a workflow that pulled updates continuously to incrementally serve users in more languages.
Benefits
- Effortless syncs and updates through the Strapi Plugin.
- Easy-to-set-up workflows.
- User-friendly interface for collaborators.
- Cost savings with simple onboarding and unlimited seats.
The Result
With Localazy, iFightDepression localized its guide website into 10+ different European languages, including Estonian, Spanish, Greek, German, Italian, and Ukrainian. Users across Europe can now get the help they need in their own language and find a trained health professional who can help them access the toolkit.
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