The project took place at WASA Hotel, Alanya, Antalya, Türkiye, from 10.11.2024 to 18.11.2024. It involved 50 participants from six countries: Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Serbia, and Türkiye. Each partner organization sent 8 participants, including 3 participants with fewer opportunities. Additionally, Türkiye provided 2 extra participants per partner as support staff and facilitators. The project explore “Storytelling as a tool to improve the mental health of Ukrainian refugee girls and women” and successfully met its core objectives: - It enhanced the emotional well-being of Ukrainian refugee girls and women. - Participants gained a sense of control over their lives and narratives by learning how to tell their own stories confidently. - The activities stimulated optimism, hope, and independence in refugee women and girls. - The project developed a network of understanding and empathy among participants, reducing feelings of isolation and fostering mutual support. - It advocated for increased consideration and support for the specific needs of Ukrainian refugee girls and women, raising awareness of their mental health struggles. - Through storytelling, the project helped preserve and share the cultural heritage of Ukrainian refugees, maintaining their connection to their roots and promoting cross-cultural understanding. - Participants built resilience and psychological strength, enabling them to cope with displacement challenges and prepare for future well-being. - The project strengthened the collaboration and capacity of participating organizations in the field of Erasmus+ programs. - Erasmus+ and ESC program opportunities were shared among participants and other young people. - The project inspired the creation of new ideas, activities, and initiatives related to storytelling and mental health. Through these objectives, the project successfully empowered participants and fostered a deeper understanding of the importance of mental health and cultural preservation.