RARE - Resilience & Recovery: Integrated Support forMental Health and Addiction Recovery

<< Objectives >>The RARE project aims to enhance youth mental health resilience and support addiction recovery by conducting in-depth research, strengthening youth worker capacities, and fostering cross-sector collaboration. It will identify best practices, develop evidence-based recommendations, to improve support services for young people at risk. The project will lay the foundation for future large-scale interventions and policy improvements.<< Implementation >>The RARE project includes three key activities:1. Project Management & Coordination – Ensuring smooth execution through regular meetings and strategic planning.2. Research & Capacity Building – Conducting two study visits (Spain & Finland), engaging 150 young people and 50 youth workers, and analysing best practices.3. Local Activities & Dissemination – Organizing 5 national multiplier events for 50+ professionals, and reaching minimum 1,000 young people via awareness campaigns.<< Results >>The RARE project will produce evidence-based research on youth mental health and addiction recovery, engaging minimum 100 young people and 50 youth workers. It will strengthen cross-sector collaboration and share 5 best practices. Through 5 national multiplier events reaching 50+ professionals and digital campaigns, the project will reach 1,000 young people, influencing policy recommendations and future Erasmus+ initiatives.