All the goals, objectives, expected results and impacts can be classified in three main areas or topics. The first one aims at supporting local youths self-development. By inviting participants to get actively involved, our organisations wanted to enhance participants' confidence, sense of responsibility, and teamwork skills. Involving them in every step of the project, from very early planning to execution. The goal was to provide concrete insights and learnings in project management, problem-solving, and decision-making. The objective in regard to this topic was simply to make a success of this project, not only through its funding and implementation but also through positive quality and fun time for local youth from both involved countries. Following participants' decision to focus on mental health improvement in rural areas, the project was aiming to address emotional challenges, particularly loneliness, anxiety, and boredom. Through workshops, discussions, and outdoor activities, participants wanted to explore how nature and creativity can be used as a tool for mental well-being. The goal was to introduce sustainable and accessible behaviours that participants could integrate into their daily lives. Finally, the implementation of a first mobility of youth project, for both organisations, was a way to achieve a new way of international connection. The organisations aimed to strengthen their own capacity for cross-border cooperation, gaining experience in Erasmus+ mobility, and gaining more skills for future projects. Another goal was fostering cross-cultural friendships both for youth and for the broader community.