Lost & Found is 'Finding' your passions and talents by participating in various workshops and 'finding in service' for the benefit of another human being. We wanted to replace lost, with realization in which young people find their place. We have decided that we want to go beyond the safe area of our groups and serve others. In assumptions, we have wanted to show that there is personal development in serving others, beauty, the meaning of life, and opportunities for creative activity. The assumptions were based on the gospel message of love and faith. Looking at the result, I think we have succeeded. Every day had its topic that was connected to the main one - Lost & Found... and every day, together, we have tried to search for the answer to the question 'What is the best way to find yourself?'. We conducted discussions based on the Gospel concerning the situations that arose every day, such as 'lost in the crowd' 'lost among the wealth of offers of this world' 'underestimation, and how to get out of it' 'finding the way to freedom' 'the best way to overcome your barriers' e.t.c. The goals that we have planned: • learn to work in a group by building teams • discover our creative possibilities, and show that everyone can fulfill themselves in a variety of ways though engaging in conducting workshops • show that each of us is valuable and has a need to be noticed and accepted • learn to overcome your barriers, and overcome cultural boundaries to be able to make friends and understand people from different religious and cultural traditions • discover our passions and talents through various activities • learn to understand other cultures by working together, having mutual relations, discussions, and games, and infecting other young people with love • experience collective action without cultural, religious, or social barriers • get to know a different culture, people of the same age who live in a different country, and learn to respect diversity - cultural, religious, worldview • experience meeting the audience and performing on stage, overcoming fear and appreciating the audience • show that you can cooperate, discuss, play, and compete together, despite barriers and differences, and at the same time respect and accept each other.