The idea and initiative behind 'Mind Survival' originated from a group of young people eager to raise awareness among their peers about mental resilience through primitive, survival outdoor experiences. This project is designed to empower participants by strengthening their connection with themselves, each other and the local community, while expanding their knowledge step by step. The objectives of the project Mind Survival ” are: -Facilitate the exchange of exploration, experience and expression on unconventional ideas that would increase awareness of how to thrive in both natural and modern worlds within a group of 28 young people - Develop mental resilience: experience stress management techniques, mindfulness and problem-solving skills to handle real life challenges - Reconnect with nature: provide outdoor experiences that highlight the mental health benefits of being in nature - Promote digital detox: encourage participants to reduce screen time -Strengthen leadership and cooperation: participants will also lead and facilitate their own activities, sessions, debates etc., improving their social, presentation, teamwork skills, confidence and adaptability. - Encourage self-sufficiency: experience essential survival skills (orientation skills in nature, fire-making, shelter-building, food preparation) to enhance confidence and independence. Experience wellbeing activities (awareness sessions, sports, creative expression, latvian sauna) - Foster intercultural exchange: bring together participants from different countries to share experiences and perspectives on mental and physical resilience, as well as to exchange culturally - Increase the engagement of the active European citizens.