The primary objective of our project, "Be Where Your Feet Are," is to equip youth workers with practical tools, knowledge, and experiences that empower them to promote resilience and well-being among young people. Particularly those engaging with vulnerable groups such as NEET young people, refugees, neurodivergent youth, and those with fewer opportunities. The project aims to address the growing mental health crisis, foster a holistic connection with nature, and empower youth workers with the knowledge and tools needed for sustainable, impactful youth work. Our goal is to create a supportive community, encourage lifelong learning, and contribute to the long-term development of youth work practices. The project will culminate in the co-creation of a comprehensive toolkit, a tangible resource that encapsulates diverse strategies grounded in self-awareness, nature connection, and coping techniques. This toolkit will serve as a guide for youth workers, fostering the well-being and resilience of the young people they engage with. The project's success will be measured by the positive impact on participating youth workers, their organizations, and the young people they serve.