By implementing this project, we had the following objectives: To raise awareness about mental health issues among youth workers: One of the primary objectives was to increase knowledge and understanding of mental health challenges and their impact on youth workers. This involved providing training sessions, workshops, and educational materials to youth workers to help them recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health problems. To develop skills for supporting youth with mental health issues: Youth workers needed to have the skills to support young people who were experiencing mental health challenges. The objectives included training youth workers in active listening, empathy, and other communication skills that could be used to support young people facing mental health challenges. To reduce stigma associated with mental health challenges: Stigma associated with mental health challenges was a significant barrier to seeking help. An objective of the project was to reduce stigma by raising awareness, promoting positive attitudes toward mental health, and providing information and resources that challenged common misconceptions about mental health. To improve access to mental health resources and services: Youth workers needed to refer young people to mental health resources and services. The objectives included developing partnerships with mental health organizations and service providers, creating a directory of local resources, and increasing the availability of mental health resources and services for youth. To promote self-care and resilience among youth workers: Caring for others can be challenging and stressful, so an objective of the project was to encourage self-care and resilience among youth workers. This involved providing resources and training on stress management, self-care techniques, and building resilience to prevent burnout and improve the overall well-being of youth workers.