Participants, initiators of the project before its implementation, after a few live and online conversations defined a few needs and issues that interest them: 1) fear of responsibility when I help - people they are afraid to help because they fear that they will harm someone, for which they will be held responsible. Through the project, we made each other aware that we have a legal obligation to help and that helping others is not difficult when knows the rules of behavior in specific situations. And also that when we help, we are not responsible choosing the lesser evil in given situations, e.g. restored respiratory circulatory action but a broken rib. 2) fear of risk to the rescuer - we are often afraid to help, because we are afraid that it may also happen to us harm. Once again, when we know the rules and patterns of conduct and the risks posed by assistance in in particular situations, people are more likely to show initiative to help others. An important aspect of the project was the acquisition knowing how the rescuer is to take care of himself before helping, so that the threat does not apply to him, that the rescuer does not become a victim. 3) the ability to help - people often say that they do not help because they do not know how, because nobody helps them not taught, no one showed them. Thanks to the project, we managed to gain such knowledge and spread it in our local communities. The main goals of the project were: - learning the principles of first aid in various life situations, - promoting an attitude willing to help, - combating fear, fear of helping, - realizing that someone's life may depend on us one day, - knowledge of how to counteract threats that sometimes arise through our negligence, neglect, - willingness to educate peers - initiating intercultural dialogue; - creating a friendly space to share your initiatives and views; - promoting the idea of the Erasmus plus program; - learning social activity.