Young people are a fundamental asset of our societies. According to Eurostat, there are over 94 million young people aged between 15 and 29 years in Europe, which is an incredible resource for society. However, if countries want to fully exploit the potential of young people, they need to be productively employed and integrated into society. For different reasons, not all young people can be fully involved in the labor market. There is a category of youth that is neither in employment nor in education and training (“NEETs”). Unlike for unemployment or employment, there is no international standard for the definition of NEETs. Eurostat, the International Labour Organization and certain other organizations have adopted the following definition of the NEET: the the population of a given age group and sex who is not employed and not involved in further education or training. At the European level, the label NEET has an immediate value as an additional indicator of unemployment and youth marginalisation and disengagement. Because they are neither improving their future employability through investment in skills nor gaining experience through employment, NEETs are particularly at risk of both labour market and social exclusion. With this contact making seminar (CMS) we want to establish national and regional cooperation of organizations directly working with youth in order to reduce the number of NEET young people and to open for them the world of youth opportunities, including Erasmus + Program. We want to focus on two important aspects of cooperation: 1) National cooperation. Very often, youth organizations working in one country compete among themselves for access to the main target group - young people, forgetting that we all have one main mission - to support young people and this is not a business where we have to be the competitors. We want to create an atmosphere of mutual assistance and understanding in the context of involving young people in a social society. Therefore, we want to include 2 organizations from each participating country in the project. 2) Regional / International cooperation. Each country is unique in different contexts, including in the field of youth work. At the same time, as practice shows, countries that are geographically close have similar problems, so together we can think over qualitatively new solutions to existing issues and get an additional synergy effect. Therefore, we proposed to be participants for organization from countries close to the Czech Republic. The main aim of the contact making seminar “ReCOver: Regional Cooperation Over NEET Youth” is to develop national and regional cooperation among the youth workers in order to share experiences and knowledge on working with NEET youth and their engagement in a dialogue to foster the EU social cohesion. We believe that the CMS will be beneficiary for all organizations involved as it will expand the partnership network on national and regional level. Some organizations have not very big experience, so for them it will also be very important to learn about the work with NEET youth.