The role of Youth Workers and Educators of Youth, is dynamic in its relationship to a young persons mental wellbeing. There is a need for Youth Workers and Educators of Youth to not only support the mental wellbeing of the young people they work with, but to also equip those young people with the knowledge and skills they need to manage difficulties that may arise within their peer groups, as research has shown. The programme has 3 simple aims: 1. Provide Youth Workers and Educators of Youth with the competencies to create a space where young people can openly and safely discuss the difficulties that they, as a group, identify for themselves. 2. Provide Youth Workers and Educators of Youth with strategies that support young people in knowing where to find information should they need it and that this information is empirical and youth friendly. 3. Provide Youth Workers and Educators of Youth with tools to inform young people of the skills to enable them to have conversations with someone they are concerned is having difficulties and what to do to support that person. Our objectives are: 1) To support youth workers/ professionals engaged in youth mental health to engage in their personal and professional development through non-formal methods, based on a previously piloted programme – Mental Health Champions and its inaugural Train the Trainer MHC 2018 programme. 2) To develop an understanding of each other’s organisations and what issues they are facing with their young people and what mental health supports are available in their community. 3) To promote mental health wellbeing through holistic practices such as mindfulness, meditation and creative outlets. 4) We have built on EU partnerships from last year and have other participants from new organisations. 5) Through our evaluation (self-report forms from TtT 2018 participants), we aim to increase mental health literacy in our participants; with a focus on the wider recovery model. 6) To facilitate a reflective practise for the participants to increase their learning experience through small group supervision, journaling and one to one feedback where appropriate. The impact of the programme for participants will be confidence in using the tools gained through the programme that will allow them develop the mental health awareness of young people they work with. It is hoped that this programme is the beginning of a network of European organisations, working in the area of youth, that can share their skills and experiences of developing young people’s mental health.