The mysterious safe that a European country gives to its teenagers

Estonian Department of Social Security developed a kit with multiple objects to help confront suicidal thoughts. This set of objects, called a «safe box», is expected to be actively used in schools, leisure centers and medical centres. Although they do not replace professional assistance, they can help you get through critical episodes, reports RT.

Part of the contents of the box (Video capture).

Box includes: a mandala coloring page and other worksheets, markers, a harmonica, a scented candleun fidget spinner, a Rubik’s cube, a stress ball, chewy candies, earplugs, a heating pad, a gold medal and a red marker. The red marker is designed to simulate injuriesthe harmonica is a healthy alternative vaping and the gold medal is a reminder that We can all be champions in something, indica rus.err.ee.

According to the National Institute for Health Development, in Estonia in 2025 the share of suicides among all deaths was highest among people aged 10 to 19 years. Last year, the Social Security Board’s child support service received more than 22,000 calls, it says rus.err.ee.

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