Youth wellbeing refers to the overall condition of young people in terms of their physical, emotional, social, economic, and personal development. It reflects the extent to which young individuals are able to lead healthy, secure, meaningful, and productive lives within their families and communities. In youth development work, understanding indicators of youth wellbeing helps practitioners identify needs, design appropriate interventions, and measure the progress of young people. One important indicator of youth wellbeing is physical health. Good physical health enables young people to participate actively in education, employment, and community activities. Indicators include access to healthcare services, nutritional status, levels of physical activity, reproductive health awareness, and freedom from diseases and substance abuse. Availability of preventive healthcare and health education plays a significant role in improving the quality of life of youth. Mental and emotional wellbeing is another major indicator. Young people face various challenges related to identity, relationships, education, employment, and social pressures. Indicators of mental wellbeing include self-confidence, emotional stability, ability to manage