In Europe, young people between 15 and 29 years are about 94 million. Some of them are attending schools and universities or following training courses, others have found work and are building their future. Many, however, are unemployed or even have lost hope to find a work that match their expectations. Particular attention is paid to young people at risk of social exclusion so-called NEET (not in employment, education or training). Mobility Faces Crisis is addressed to 32 youth of NEET from England, Romania, Poland, and Italy. The aim is to motivate young people to take mobility experience to enhance their skills and knowledge especially on behalf of those who have lost hope because they come from economically disadvantaged families or for those who reside in suburban areas or even for those could not continue their studies.The aim of this project is to promote mobility among young Europeans, in particular, we want to focus on the prospects offered by the exchanges on the themes of employment and labour market in view of the implementation of the' European Qualification Framework (EQF). The project objectives are: - motivate young people to take even short abroad experience in order to increase the opportunities for cross-border mobility in education, training and volunteering, to make sure that mobility is a widespread phenomenon; - incourage young people who belongs to less affluent social classesthe comunications skills to promote themselvs in the best way during mobility experiences and in the job market; - raising public awareness of the Youth Mobility's importance of disadvantaged areas ; - use a free platform for the exchange of informations and opportunities on the issue of mobility of young people.