The youth from all organizations have been aware for quite a long time of the problem of the widespread social exclusion phenomenon, which is why they decided to try to take a closer look at this problem. The main objective of the project is therefore to deepen the knowledge of participants about social exclusion - its causes, consequences and groups affected and even more sensitizing young people to the presence of socially excluded people in the environment. What is more, the participants decided to reflect on possible ways to counteract social exclusion. An excellent opportunity for such a debate and exchange of views will be international exchange, during which young people under the guidance of experienced facilitators would take up the subject of social exclusion from the perspective of young people from countries with varying degrees of exposure to social exclusion. The project will be attended by young people aged 18-30, representing a total of 6 countries. As many as three countries - Bulgaria, Lithuania and Romania - have been identified by Eurostat as the most vulnerable to poverty and social exclusion. Poland is in the middle of the countries at risk of poverty and social exclusion, while the other two countries participating in the project, ie. the Czech Republic and Slovakia, are defined as the least exposed. Such selection of countries will allow an interesting exchange of views of participants from countries with different levels of social exclusion. The aim of the project will also be to improve the soft skills of participants through the opportunity to work in an international environment, namely such skills as speaking in public, working in groups, expressing and defending your opinion, or empathy. The project was prepared by young people, with the support of experienced youth workers in their organizations, and is in line with its needs and expectations. The project is also part of the objectives and objectives of the Erasmus + Program.