For young people, online life is becoming an increasingly important part, and we, as youth workers, cannot ignore this situation. Moreover, the topic of information technologies is increasingly being introduced into the youth work, as this is effective way to communicate and interact with young people. Thus, we believe that interaction with information and digital technologies in youth work has two important aspects: 1) Information and digital management of NGOs, in particular, competences and needs of youth workers, informational and data literacy, communication, digital safety, etc. 2) How digital technologies affect youth and how youth workers can help young people, especially vulnerable youth, to find a balance between real, offline life and online life (including how to prevent cyber bulling, grooming, sexting and exposure to content they find upsetting or shocking). Aim and Objectives So, the aim of the training course is to empower youth workers with information and tools, which will help them safely manage digital technologies in their organizations, as well as effectively interact online and offline with young people, especially with young people from vulnerable groups. The specific objectives of the project then will be following: - to strengthen capacities and knowledge of youth workers about using digital technologies for increasing social inclusion and participation in society; - to exchange the experience, best practices and initiatives, in which information and digital security can be maintain (protection of young people's privacy, personal data, etc.); - to develop Guide for NGOs on ensuring digital security in youth work, which will be uploaded on SALTO Toolbox for Training & Youth Work. - to raise awareness how digitalization has influence on societies, including its impact on youth work and on young people; - to empower youth workers’ understanding about the role of youth work in preventing cyber bulling, grooming, sexting and exposure to content youngsters find upsetting or shocking; - to reinforce critical thinking of youth workers towards informational technologies, which they will transmit to youngsters, especially to young people from vulnerable groups; - to know how to react to hate speech, cyber bullying and other unwanted behavior online, and to encourage young people to do so; - to share best practices among youth workers, how to expand the horizons of young people regarding the offline life, informing them about the various possibilities of Erasmus + Program. Our project will increase the competences of the youth workers and capacities of the organizations from different countries working in youth field, will equip youth workers with competences and methods needed for transferring the common values on local, national and international level. Through this DSYW Training Course (TC), we want to remind youth workers that they need to consider their daily work deliberately. Every day, working with young people, having their personal data (e-mails, passport data, other personal information) needs a very responsible approach for organizing their working space. At the same time, it is the youth worker who can help vulnerable youth cope with the consequences of the expansion of digital technologies and take a step towards social inclusion.