The main aim of Resilient Minds: Youth Workers Preventing Radicalisation through Mental Health Support is to strengthen the capacity of youth workers to address mental health challenges and build resilience among young people as a way to reduce the risks of radicalisation. From the perspective of youth work practice, the project seeks to equip youth workers with practical tools, non-formal methods, and intercultural competences to create safe spaces, support vulnerable youth, and promote inclusion and tolerance in their daily work.