The 'Mold the world' project was a way for young people with disabilities to show their desires for the future. We wanted young people participating in the project to become aware of their goals, dreams and vision of what their future could look like. Our goal was for these goals to have a significant impact on their future lives. We also tried to show people with disabilities how to set goals and strive to achieve them. The main objective of the project was for the participants to find their own professional path and to counteract social exclusion by promoting tolerance and integration. Through teamwork, the participants learned to share their dreams and desires and to discuss them. Participation in the project allowed the participants to develop manual and creative skills, mainly through art workshops. They learned a variety of basic arts and had the opportunity to choose their preferred technique and the topic they would like to present. The results of the workshops were presented during the exhibition "My dream world, my dream Europe". Our project promoted the values of people with disabilities, aimed at developing their artistic talents and strengthening their self-esteem. People with disabilities, like everyone else, wanted to achieve success and make their dreams come true. The project was a great opportunity to meet their future needs.