This project is designed to enhance the capacities of youth work in terms of psychological and physical recovery after trauma, improve their psychosocial support skills, and increase their capacity to work with young people. From the perspective of youth work practice to technologies, the project aims to enhance the resilience of youth workers, equipping them with the skills to provide effective support to young people who have been exposed to trauma in the field. - Key Areas We Aim to Achieve with the Project Increasing the development of psychosocial support for youth workers after trauma The increased capacity of professionals working with young people to understand psychological effects such as post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety disorders, and disturbances. -By learning therapy methods such as nature therapy, mindfulness, and art therapy, enable them to implement different approaches that can support young people. Individually developing stress management, emotional resilience, and empathy skills with young people. Introducing youth workers to psychosocial growth increase analysis Integrating adjustable alternative youth work practices such as forest therapy, nature-based learning, movement therapy, and group dynamics into their practice. Reducing stress in group work, building trust, and acquiring the ability to apply emotional healing techniques. Helping youth workers strengthen their own well-being to create a healthier and more sustainable work environment. - Ensuring that youth workers develop support for young people after trauma Development of psychological first aid skills for those working with young people. To enable the design of support systems that facilitate the adaptation of young people to education and social life after trauma. It is to help them provide concrete techniques for managing the anxiety, fear, and stress that young people experience. - Ensure that youth workers gain practical experience in a combination of psychosocial support Workshops, case studies, and simulations to enable them to apply theoretical knowledge in practice. By discussing real case studies, help youth workers develop skills they can use in the field. It enables youth to integrate nature and art therapy methods. - Encouraging youth workers to learn from each other and increasing international cooperation Encouraging the sharing of knowledge and experience among youth workers in Turkey and Italy regarding post-traumatic psychosocial support. Helps youth workers network internationally and develop joint projects. By establishing long-term partnerships within the framework of Erasmus+ projects, it supports the development of broader projects in the future. From the Perspective of Youth Work Project Objectives -Development of youth workers' professional skills: In the aftermath of trauma with young people, ensure they provide promotion and practical support. It enables them to specialize in psychological resilience, stress management, and group dynamics. - Increasing the mental and physical well-being of young people: It allows youth workers to store options together with young people. Art therapy, nature therapy, and mindfulness help young people cope with stress. -The increase in post-trauma education: It enables youth workers to produce educational programs within their organizations and for users in the youth age group to choose from. Create guidebooklets, practical exercises, and video content for psychosocial support programs. - Promoting nature-based learning in youth work: Combining the healing power of nature with youth work to enhance the emotional resilience of young people. Encouraging young people to spend more time in nature by distancing them from technology. - Ensuring the psychological well-being of youth workers: By enhancing the psychological resilience of youth workers, ensuring they are healthier and more efficient in their jobs. Conducting stress management and emotional resilience studies to prevent burnout. - Encouraging the sharing of knowledge and experience at the international level: Increasing the sharing of cultural and professional knowledge among young users in Turkey and Italy. Differentiating international solidarity in youth work and uniting for projects. Results and Expected Impacts Youth workers will specialize in post-trauma support and gain skills to work effectively with young people. New methods will be developed to enhance the psychological resilience of young people. Implementation of psychosocial support programs in youth centers and NGOs. Techniques such as art therapy, nature therapy, and mindfulness will be popularized in the field of youth work.