JOETZ will implement a 6-day training course (including arrival and departure days) for increasing the skills and competences of Youth Workers on Mental Health issues assisted by qualified mental health professionals. Youth workers face difficulties when they come across with youngsters with mental health challenges. This training aims to equip youth workers with new tools and methodologies on mental health issues and learning new personal national and international perspectives on mental health challenges. More specifically, the objectives of the training course are: 1) To gain a deeper understanding on the concept of mental health andimpact of the definition in multiple levels locally and globally 2) Learn new approaches and methodologies in order to open communication paths with young people facing mental health challenges 3) Engage in a holistic approach of understanding mental health challenges. 4) Embrace and develop youth workers strengths and limitations 5) Empower youth workers on self-caring techniques to prevent burn out when dealing with young people with mental health challenges This is going to be a dynamic training in nonformal education, offering approaches to the most recent techniques in the field of mental health. Our vision behind this training is to familiarize and normalize youth workers with the idea of mental health problems and eventually to raise awareness on mental health prevention and have specific youth work tailored skills of intervention internationally. We expect that each youth worker to multiply the idea of this training and embrace it in their own personal settings to their young people, their organization and their society.