This project was developed by USB and its partners, based on the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies, through which the Member States made an unprecedented commitment towards promoting Roma inclusion in four key areas: education, employment, healthcare and housing. Among others, this means that the Member States should ensure, as a minimum, primary school completion and to make sure that Roma children are not subject to discrimination or segregation. The“AIM ROMA” training course aimed to address and educate youth workers on Roma youth school-drop and how to attack some of the causes of this early school drop. It included 30 youth workers, educators, trainers and youth leaders and provided them with specific tools and teaching skills which were adapted to the needs of Roma youth so to raise the number of Roma youth attending schools in 9 local communities. Participants gained skills and competences on how to address these issues and work for the better of this target group, how to run complementary activities in schools with Roma pupils so to raise attractiveness of school. The project's objectives were: I. For the youth workers: -To equip 30 youth workers with attractive non-formal methodology used as complementary in school activities with Roma pupils: team-building/trust games, energizers, communication/leadership/problem-solving games, HRs methods for 8 days; -To raise the knowledge level of 30 youth workers about the Roma youth culture, mentalities, traditions, social practices, needs and superstitions for 8 days using demo sessions; II. For Roma Youth-indirect beneficiaries, participants in the follow-up activities: -To raise attractiveness of school activities in special and education in general for 180 Roma NEET(20 Roma youth/ partner NGO)using non-formal methods in formal context; III. For local communities in Thessaloniki; - To raise awareness upon the importance of education for social and job integration for 150 Roma NEET in Dedropotamos & Thessaloniki World Cafe methods for 8 days; IV. For local communities in the all partner countries: -To raise awareness upon the link between lack of interest for education and unepmloyment and social integration for 360 Roma NEET (2 parents for each 180 Roma youth) during 4 months of after- school non-formal follow-up sessions and contact making meetings and counseling. V. For partner NGOs: -To foster sustainable international cooperation and networking -partnership building capacity in the youth field dedicated to Roma minorities for 9 European NGOs; -To raise awareness on European level upon the Roma youth vulnerability and marginalization both from education and employment and about the transnational issue of social exclusion of Roma during the project implementation through disseminating results and outcomes. Our objectives are in connection to the general objectives of Erasmus+, KA1 and the Inclusion and Diversity strategy as our project will have benefits and impact for the Roma YOUTH from 9 countries involved in the follow-up activities.