Live streaming has revolutionised live TV and made such a big impact was because it brought viewers up-to-date, informative and accessible content. Livestreaming has become a very key tool that NGOs can used to share information with their target groups at minimal or very little costs. It has now become very important with advent on COVID 19. We could keep InTouch with all our followers and be able to carry out our project activities virtually using digital platforms. CCIF has used livestreaming reach more people with our preventative human trafficking awareness message through platforms that favor live content. For example Facebook, Instagram, twitter, YouTube etc. which gave us a chance to interact with our followers at real time.so favor live video on its searches, as will many other platforms. With increased exposure, CCIF has managed to generate more leads for our campaigns or get more followers for our work. Within social media, it’s easier to get people to find and share live videos. Another reason why live streaming is great is that it helped to grow our audience at less the cost. In comparison, live streaming can be created on a shoestring budget and still bring great results. With this experience we wanted to boost our experience whilst at the same time share the knowledge and skills we had acquired in the process with our fellow Partners. We decided to implement both a Youth worker training mobility and Youth exchange to achieve the following listed objectives: 1. To empower Youth workers with creative tools to reach more people 2. Give them space to reflect on their role and enhance their efficiency and effectiveness. 3. Support participants to put the gained knowledge in practice when performing practical activities in their local environment after the TC 4. Experience non-formal learning processes and understand how to support young people's learning processes during the project;