The aim of the project was to develop first aid skills among 42 young people from 6 countries over a period of 10 days. The project objectives are the following: 1. Developing skills to provide first aid in emergencies among the 42 young people in 6 countries; 2. Development of communication skills in case of accidents / disasters among 42 young people from 6 countries; 3. Stimulating the 42 young people to be aware of the need for prevention and organization actions in case of accidents / disasters; 4. Stimulating communication and law-making among 42 young people from different cultures; 5. Informing 50 people in the local community about the importance of acquiring first aid knowledge. The objectives of the project are in correlation with the objectives and priorities of ERASMUS + because as a result the following can be observed: the acquisition of new skills among the participants, the active learning of all mobility. Also, the participating young people will become multipliers of the information and knowledge acquired within the project in the environments they come from, and thus the projects of the organization they belong to will take place. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, mobility was achieved with only 3 countries (Romania, Latvia and Spain), the other 3 countries could not participate in the project (Germany, Belarus and Poland). Participants assigned to partners who no longer participated in the project were partially redistributed to other partners, so mobility was achieved with a number of 37 participants, including a group leader from each country (14 Romania, 12 Spain and 11 Latvia).