The main objectives of the Mental Health Without Borders (MHWB) project are as follows: 1. To discuss and explore current understandings of mental health The project aimed to create a space for youth from different countries to come together and openly discuss issues related to the state of 2. To learn about social perspectives of mental health and break down stigma of mental well-being and discussion The project explored the stigmas and stereotypes related to mental health, the origins and how these narratives are perpetuated by politicians, health care institutions and media. 3. To share and discuss mental healthiness skills, projects, policies, education, and applications and to learn from other communities on how to innovate programs to address these concerns. Through our local partners the participants learned about the health care system in Estonia and how it is influenced by international cooperation.The local partners comprised on the public, private and NGO sector. 4. To explore cultural and cross-border differences of mental health care access and information including availability, costs and integration into public health care Participants learned about mental health care in their countries and local contexts as well as about the systems in other countries. 5. To provide informal education through exchange of participant ideas and discussion Every participant was able to facilitate 1-2 sessions on coping mechanisms, emotional intelligence, introspection, physical wellbeing in connection to mental wellbeing.