The proposed project aims to boost the capacity of local youth organizations in both the EU (Czech Republic and Slovakia) and East Neighborhood countries (Georgia and Armenia) to engage with young social impact entrepreneurs on an international scale. By providing these organizations with the necessary skills and resources to design and implement cross-border non-formal learning mobility projects, the initiative seeks to achieve multiple objectives: enhancing youth employability, fostering innovation and sustainability skills, and promoting resilient leadership among young people. Aligned with the overarching goals of the call, the project focuses on promoting international cooperation and building partnerships among organizations dedicated to equipping youth with the skills and knowledge necessary for active societal participation. By strengthening the capacity of youth organizations to collaborate internationally, the project aims to elevate the quality of non-formal learning activities, thereby facilitating expanded skills development, increased access to opportunities, and greater social inclusion, particularly among youth in the East Neighborhood. Utilizing experiential learning methodologies and a diverse range of online and offline activities, the project will facilitate skill development and knowledge exchange among participants. Through the dissemination of project outputs, such as a comprehensive Handbook for youth organizations on building international non-formal learning activities and raising awareness about the impact of cross-border learning mobility, the initiative seeks to ensure the sustainability and scalability of its outcomes beyond the project's duration. In doing so, the project directly contributes to EU policies in the field of youth, promoting international cooperation and empowering young people to become drivers of positive social change on a global scale.