The main theme of this Erasmus Plus project has been social inclusion and the integration of young people with disabilities through the use of art (Music, Painting, etc. This has been an issue that meets the needs and expectations expressed by the partner organizations of the project. One in six people in the European Union has a disability. Poverty among individuals is 70% higher than the average due to limited access to employment Europe has 37 million people with various disabilities representing 10% of the total population Statistics for 2018 is 12% England is the most accessible for people with disabilities In many European countries, the labor market for young people with disabilities is much lower than for young people with normal health status. The aim of the European Union is to achieve equality by taking into account the special needs of the less advantaged. This is also what our project proposal seeks to develop during its activities. The specific objectives of this project were: - Introducing 32 participants to non-formal education tools and methods for young people with disabilities; - To raise awareness about disability in all areas of life, including its rights, promoting dignity and respect; - To combat stereotypes, prejudices, discrimination based on gender, age and religion; - Promoting tolerance towards persons with disabilities. During the mobility, informal activities involving getting to know each other were carried out;