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Wolf Group, a leading European manufacturer of building chemicals, has partnered with Estonian mental health technology start-up Triumf Health to launch the Triumfland Saga mobile game in Spain. This game aims to enhance the mental health of young people and takes children on a delightful adventure through Triumfland, drawing from clinical research to help them develop resilience skills. Wolf Group is proud to support the implementation of the game at Colegio Santo Angel in Gavà. This region holds significant importance for Wolf Group, as it houses the company’s second-largest production unit for foams, sealants and adhesives. “At Wolf Group, we believe that solid foundations – both in construction and in mind – pave the way for a brighter future. “Supporting youth mental health through innovation perfectly aligns with our values, and we are proud to introduce Triumfland Saga to Spain,” says Marit Finnie, Head of Global Marketing at Wolf Group.
Triumf Health, an Estonian start-up, has developed an evidence-based game with a global reach, available in nine languages. Dr. Kadri Haljas, psychologist and founder of Triumf Health, shares her excitement: “We’re thrilled to see Triumfland Saga being used at Colegio Santo Angel after years of collaboration with local experts. This marks a significant step in bringing our mental health technology to schools in Spain, empowering young minds across the country.”
The initial trial at Colegio Santo Angel for the 2025 academic year involves onboarding teachers to incorporate the game into daily activities through workshops and discussions. This initiation requires a significant commitment from the school, particularly regarding having a personal stake, training teachers, and fostering motivation. Stéphane García, principal of Colegio Santo Angel adds: “At Colegio Santo Angel, we believe that fostering mental wellbeing is the cornerstone of academic excellence. By integrating Triumfland Saga into our curriculum for 2025, we’re pioneering an innovative approach that prioritises both emotional health and scholastic achievement, setting our students on a transformative path to success that extends far beyond the classroom.”
Wolf Group hopes this initiative marks a significant step toward the nationwide implementation of the youth mental health game.
