Our project was born from the observation that youth workers are increasingly confronted with situations of psychological distress and mental health difficulties among young people, without always having the appropriate tools to respond effectively. We therefore aimed to strengthen their skills in identifying, supporting, and preventing mental health issues. Our objectives were twofold: on the one hand, to improve the quality of support offered to young people by providing professionals and volunteers with concrete, hands-on methods that can be applied directly in their daily practice; on the other hand, to contribute to the destigmatization of mental health issues and to promote a culture of care, empathy, and prevention. The project also sought to create a transnational networking dynamic by encouraging the exchange of good practices and paving the way for future European collaborations.