Water gems Project aims to connect youth organisations from various islands and offer their youth workers an innovative somatic method: embodiment & space to exchange their positive practice on social inclusion. By the end of the training, the youth workers will have the tools to empower young people they are working with so they become active members of the society. The aim of the Water Gems Project is to offer both holistic approach to stimulate attitudes and mindset of youngsters living on islands and space for exchange with like minded organizations to explore common points and different views. Embodiment is an innovative methodology focuses on body-based processes for deeper self-awareness, enhance of self-expression and promotion of reflection beyond the words. There are elements from theatre, storytelling, body work and body movement and it has proven to be a powerful method for social inclusion. By bringing new ideas to our youth work and exchanging good practices with organizations coming from similar environment, we strongly believe that we will set useful solutions in order to support the for youngsters of our islands. Given these and taking into account the needs of the young people and the youth workers we identified the project's objectives: To offer the youth workers embodiment as a new perspective and approach on how to activate their targets To provide a space for exchange of positive practice on empowerment of youth from islands To Initiate an international network of island based youth organisations working towards social inclusion