Let’s Talk

On 5th and 6th October, 2023, the four partner organisations of the Erasmus+ programme “Let’s talk”, which aims to strengthen the capacity of youth workers in supporting young peoples’ mental health focusing on a gender-sensitive approach, gathered in Palermo, Italy, for the 4th Transnational Partners Meeting. This meeting gave the partners a chance to review […]

The World Health Organization defined mental health as a state of well-being in which an individual realizes potential, can cope with normal life stress, can work productively and fruitfully, and is able to contribute to society (WHO, 2001). In the project “Let’s Talk” we have been talking to young people about their mental health, how

The “Let’s Talk” consortium is thrilled to announce the release of the “No one is you! Let’s Discuss Mental Health: Workbook for Young People.” This workbook is available in English HERE, as well as in Croatian, Greek, Italian, and Serbian languages HERE. Inside this publication, you’ll discover a rich array of exercises, introspective inquiries, and

During the second meeting of the ERASMUS+ program “Let’s talk” that took place in Athens, Greece, we discussed the development of the Policy Analysis document and the gender-sensitive mental health training program for young people.    Specifically, partners discussed the content of the Policy Analysis document, which aims to inform the key persons and youth