"Stronger Together: Strengthening Youth Workers and Organisations for Displaced Youth Integration and Resilience" is a 36-month Erasmus+ capacity building project involving five partners from Ukraine, Turkey, Poland, Moldova, and Georgia. This initiative responds to the increasing number of displaced youth in European countries in recent years due to natural disasters and military conflicts, including the war against Ukraine. The project's primary objective is to enhance the capabilities of youth workers and organisations working with displaced youth. This is to enable them to provide effective support, facilitate social integration, and promote active participation within communities. Key project activities include international mobilities for youth workers, representatives of youth organisations, and displaced youth, as well as local seminars in each country, multiplier and networking events, awareness campaigns, capacity building program for local youth organisations, and the publication of two handbooks, alongside a collection of Best Practices Bank. These efforts feature tailored training programmes for youth workers, with a specific focus on trauma-informed care and cross-cultural communication. Furthermore, the project concentrates on developing and implementing organisational strategies that foster diversity, inclusion, and engagement of displaced youth. "Stronger Together" focuses on building capacity, cooperation, and networking among youth organisations, encouraging the exchange of best practices and innovative approaches to meet the needs of displaced youth populations. Ultimately, the project seeks to establish a sustainable framework for supporting displaced youth, enhancing their resilience, integration, and sense of belonging within their communities. Through these collaborative efforts, the project aims to create a lasting impact on the lives of displaced youth and the organisations that work with them.