The project is a response to the growing problem of social orphanage in Europe related to with the economic emigration of families as well as the growing wave of refugees, among whom there are also young people who are without the support of familiar adults. It also applies to work with this group of young people, who are raised in institutions because of problems in their families - addictions, violence, conflicts with the law, diseases. This project is a response to the needs of young people brought up in institutions, who frequent changed the foster families, lonely, with abnormal relations. Staff working with the affected young people need to be prepared in a proper way to respond to their needs, new tools and working methods. It is necessary to use mutual experiences and good practices. It should be emphasized that work in the indicated area is associated with the risk of burnout, and failures that appear at work can lead to discouragement and lack of individualization of the offer. The need to implement the project appeared during other activities carried out by FpD with partners from Romania and Greece. Discussing the problem of homelessness and becoming independent of youth, the problem of the lack of positive adults / families appeared, which is one of the basic barriers to the correct social readaptation of young people. Project goals: 1.Developing international cooperation for youth, education and healthy lifestyle and counteracting social exclusion (including early leaving of education). 2.Expanding the potentials of organizations acting for the benefit of young people by improving staff and learning new methods of work. 3.Creating a better offer and improving the quality of work in the field of youth at risk of social exclusion. 4.Exchange and dissemination of good practices in the field of work with youth brought up outside the family or in families that do not guarantee proper support. 5. Implementation of the knowledge and skills acquired by the trainees for everyday work with youth as well as dissemination of new and improved tools for work in the local and national environment 6. Disseminating non-formal learning methods - also thanks to the awarding of Youthpass certificates for training participants. The aim of the activity was also to achieve better results in work with youth, which, as we assume, will reduce the number of young people who are close to social exclusion. In addition, the action is in line with the Europe 2020 strategy by striving to reduce the number of early school leavers and acting to prevent poverty. In line with the European framework Youth Co-operation it promotes health and well-being and fosters social inclusion. It is also included in the values described in art. 2 of the Treaty on EU - promoting the dignity of the human person in a society based on pluralism, non-discrimination, tolerance and justice.