<< Objectives >>By implementing the TAMUS project, we aim to support European families, and the educators who support them, to tackle the rise of mental health concerns affecting European citizens of all ages since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through this project, our aim is to empower parents in our communities to promote positive mental health with the youngest and eldest members of their families; helping to promote positive mental health across 3 generations of learners in one training intervention.<< Implementation >>TAMUS project partners will deliver:- The programme for parents with 10 parents in each country.- A Positive Mental Health Family Learning Toolkit with 10 local families in each country. - In-service training to 5 adult educators in each country. - A Transnational Training Event with 16 educators from across the consortium. - Multiplier events with 20 families in each partner country; and a final conference with 50 attendees in Germany to promote the sustainable use of the TAMUS resources.<< Results >>TAMUS will develop the following results:- A programme for parents to help them to facilitate the TAMUS family learning resources; and to support them to better understand emerging mental health trends and concerns which may affect their families. - A family learning toolkit that will be piloted with 10 local families in each country, and will include resources for children, teenagers and older adults.- An in-service training programme for adult and community-based educators.