The aim of our project was to provide the young people involved with the opportunity to experience an international environment where they could learn about each other's cultures, traditions and customs. They also had the opportunity to learn about and create games that are already popular or can easily become popular with young people from other countries and that they can continue to use when they return home, especially in their voluntary activities with their sending organisation. In the process of further dissemination and use, they can also pass on to the children, young people and adults they have reached the values and insights that the project has made them aware of, and raise their awareness of the opportunities offered by Erasmus+. By creating and disseminating the games, we have also broadened the toolbox of youth communities and youth organisations that we can use in our future activities. The project has provided an additional platform for our partnership to work together, while at the same time We also promoted our own organisation, especially at local and regional level, which was a good opportunity to do so by participating in the Girls' Fair with international participants. Indirectly, our aim was also to reach out to new supporters and young people who could volunteer for our activities, in order to ensure future cooperation and, in the long term, to ensure the development of our future. At the level of the partner organisations, the objective was the same, as they were both providing a learning process for their own target group and could use the games created in their future activities, in which they could also involve the young people sent to exchange, invent and test the games as volunteers. In this way, the project has also indirectly contributed to the capacity and organisational development of the partner organisations.