<< Objectives >>How to support youth mental health if we can’t recognize what is a mental health issue? And on what basis do we advise youth to seek professional support? RECOVER aims to increase the cognitive and practical capacity of youth workers in order to 1. identify the (early) symptoms of mental health and wellbeing issues among youth, 2. to provide meaningful guidance to prevent health-related symptoms from becoming problematic, and 3. support youth in seeking suitable professional help.<< Implementation >>VALIDATION: carry human-centred analyses to validate identified needs and update work plans and the topics to be tackled.DEVELOPMENT: co-design respective learning and training materials that convey the necessary competences based on the analyses.CAPACITATION: empower the youth workers through newly designed outputs such the joint trainings, toolkit and manual.ADVOCACY: increase the awareness of the community and provide policy recommendations and establish consultations with policymakers.<< Results >>1: Training on human-centred Participatory Approach for Staff2: Methodological Manual on human-centred Participatory Approach 3: Self-Analysis Participatory human-centred Workshops4: Stocktaking Report of Context-specific Self-Analyses 5: RECOVER Toolkit for Youth Workers6: RECOVER Train the Trainers Program7: RECOVER Local Pilots with young people8: RECOVER VALORISATION FRAMEWORK and Impact plan9: RECOVER MEDIA CAMPAIGN and community local events10: RECOVER Policy Recommendations