One of the important pillars of high-quality youth work in general is the professional and psychological comfort of each of the youth workers separately. A worker who feels the symptoms of professional burnout, apathy, procrastination, lack of motivation can not work as effectively as possible. With this Training Course we want to support youth workers in assessing young people's well-being in order to better assist them in their personal and professional development. We would like to adapt the best practices of specialists in the field of preventing burnout, empowering social resilience and the methodology of project management to the reality of the youth work at local, national and European levels in order to increase the impact of youth projects and their quality and to encourage the exchange of good practices. Our aim is to improve the quality youth workers’ work and, thus, to improve the quality of Erasmus + projects at all stages, by developing practical recommendations on symptom recognition and minimizing the consequences of professional burnout that will be disseminated among the partners and uploaded on Salto portal for common use of youth workers from different countries. Also, we want to develop their resilient skills and to deal effectively with stress using tools and resources for the further application of these methods within their organization, and be able to help young people with building social stability and resilience in their environment. DRTYW objectives are: - to support youth organisations in increasing their capacity of on their work and thereby –becoming better in explaining their latest achievements and improving their future work; - to resolve the proper definition «phenomenon of professional burnout of NGO workers»; - to formulate recommendations (brochure) for preventing burnout and overcoming its consequences, as well as exchange best practices, how to solve the difficulties of the work process and maintain motivation in work for youthworkers and for youth; - to increase participants’ competences to disseminate learning achievements within youth NGOs and youth work on local and international level; - to equip youth workers with the knowledge and tools to effectively work with youth through developing resilience; - to foster networking among participants and create space for project building, especially in Erasmus+ context; - to create space for sharing knowledge and exchanging experiences and good practices with the atmosphere of common understanding between people representing different cultures, working styles, etc.; - to strengthen positive mental health and wellbeing of participants by promoting self-worth, responsibility, autonomy, accountability, self-awareness, emotional competencies, membership and belonging, and civic and social competence. DRTYW will take place in Wroclaw, Poland 1-6 September 2019 and will gather 33 youth workers, youth leaders and people working with youth from 10 different program and partner countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Italy, Lithuania, Moldova, Poland, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine.