JAAQ, a digital health platform focused on clinically governed mental health engagement, has raised €15 million in a Series A funding round backed by Meridian Health Ventures, Fuel Ventures, Bolt Angels, and Guinness Ventures.
The company plans to use the funding to expand enterprise partnerships, strengthen its clinical infrastructure, and enter the U.S. market.
What The Company Does
Founded in 2021, JAAQ provides a platform that integrates structured mental health support into existing digital environments used by insurers, employers, and healthcare providers. Its system is designed to embed mental health resources directly into user journeys, making support accessible within platforms people already use.
At the core of its offering is a library of more than 10,000 clinically reviewed video resources. These are delivered through an AI-driven framework that tailors content to user needs and situational context. Organizations can either integrate this content into their own platforms or deploy JAAQ’s hosted solution.
The platform combines clinically validated content with behavioral pathways, aiming to support engagement and guide users toward appropriate mental health resources.
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Market Context / Industry Background
Demand for mental health support continues to exceed available clinical capacity across many healthcare systems. This imbalance has led to increased interest in digital solutions that can extend access to support beyond traditional therapy models.
Employers, insurers, and healthcare providers are also seeking scalable tools to improve wellbeing and engagement, particularly as mental health becomes a central component of broader health strategies.
Digital platforms that integrate clinically validated content with user engagement tools are emerging as a way to bridge this gap, offering support at scale while maintaining standards of care.
Founder / Investor Commentary
Alex Packham, who recently joined as CEO, described the challenge in mental health as a structural imbalance between demand and available resources. He noted that technology can play a role in extending access by delivering support to individuals who may not engage with traditional services.
Packham also highlighted the importance of embedding mental health content within existing digital experiences, positioning the platform as both a health solution and an engagement tool for organizations.
Saurabh Johri, Chief Product and Technology Officer, emphasized that adoption depends on trust and personalization. He noted that clinically rigorous content and individualized user experiences are critical to ensuring that digital health platforms are both effective and widely used.
Growth Plans / Use Of Funds
The funding will be used to expand JAAQ’s presence across enterprise, healthcare, and insurance sectors, with a particular focus on entering the U.S. market. The company also plans to invest in its engineering infrastructure to support deeper integration with AI-driven platforms.
Further development will focus on enhancing the platform’s ability to deliver personalized mental health support within different digital environments, enabling organizations to integrate structured content into their user workflows.
JAAQ currently reaches more than 1.5 million people through its partnerships and aims to scale this reach as it expands internationally.
About JAAQ
JAAQ is a digital health platform that provides clinically governed mental health content and engagement tools. Founded in 2021 and based in London, the company enables organizations to integrate structured mental health support into digital platforms. Its mission is to improve access to mental health resources while supporting user engagement and wellbeing at scale.
