The central idea of our project is to equip youth workers with the knowledge and skills to use outdoor education as a method to support the well-being of young people. Nature-based activities provide a unique opportunity to strengthen mental health, create resilience, and promote active citizenship and leadership among youth. By engaging in outdoor activities, young people can reconnect with others, develop important life skills, and find inspiration and balance in their lives. The project aims to: - Promote the development of innovative practices in youth work, particularly in the field of outdoor education. - Provide youth workers with tools and methods to create safe, inclusive spaces for young people, especially those dealing with mental health challenges. - Increase the personal and professional competencies of youth workers to empower young people to become active contributors to their communities. - Encourage the sharing of best practices and tools to strengthen the capacity of youth organisations across Europe. The combination of a preparatory visit, a training course, two system development activities (toolkit and online modules), and a final seminar ensures a comprehensive approach.