Sahel Vision Deutschland e.V. has been established in Hamburg for many years and we work together with all public services to provide local support for young people and migrants. This puts us in the middle of many problems and interactions with the people we accompany in the field. Today, a lot of changes are taking place on a personal level and in interpersonal relationships in our society. And the excessive use of social networks, unemployment, the abandonment of studies or the stressful rhythm of life, they lead young people to face social exclusion. If we add to this the sedentary lifestyle or the influence of the media, the distance between the young people themselves is increased, which causes isolation between them and promotes the conception of negative stereotypes, which can be found in acts of marginalization or xenophobia. On the other hand, even if we live in an apparently developed society, the tendency to carry out activities separated by sex, especially sports activities, which 59% of boys and 76% of girls between 12 and 25 years old do not meet the minimum recommendations of sports activities. do not meet the World Health Organization's (WHO) minimum recommendations for physical activity, with the highest dropout rate among 16- and 18-year-olds, mainly due to the heavy academic load. In the case of girls, other reasons for dropping out of sports are: concern for studies rather than sports, not finding a sports offer adapted to their motivations and having less support from the family and close circle to continue doing sports. In addition, girls have a fear of ridicule when interacting with boys in physical activities during these ages. The main objectives of this project were therefore the following: 1. To promote sport as a tool for social inclusion to fight against marginalization and negative stereotypes in youth. 2. To increase the participation of young people in sports. 3. To promote equal opportunities through mixed sports. 4. To exchange good practices and methodological tools related to sport as a tool for social inclusion. 5. To make known the Erasmus+ program and the opportunities it offers to young people. 6. To create a network of partnerships to develop future projects to promote sport as a tool for social inclusion. The specific objectives of this project were linked to the objectives of the Erasmus+ program, especially within the framework of Key Action 1, as the objective is to strengthen the self-esteem and initiative of young people to actively participate in society, to increase knowledge and understanding of other cultures and countries and to develop an awareness of European citizenship and identity. However, the current sports offer for young people encourages competitiveness and individuality rather than interpersonal relations and teamwork. This leads to a lack of interaction with others. In addition, girls identify more with values such as teamwork and group reward, so this type of sport decreases the interest and motivation for physical activity. Thus, through this project, we wanted to raise awareness among young people who are at risk of social exclusion and who need additional support to develop their identity, their social skills and their ability to face life's challenges, to use sport to stimulate their social inclusion process.