Youth workers are those who actively work with young people. Their role is key for youth communities, as they perform many important functions: - to promote the personal, social and educational development of young people; - to initiate and implement activities related to the basic values on which youth work is based - understanding and commitment to learning and development, equal opportunity, social inclusion, as well as the educational and social significance of choice, freedom, responsibility and justice; - To work for the integration of disadvantaged young people and those at risk of social exclusion, Roma and other ethnic groups; - to support the young person by encouraging his / her social development and individual realization and supporting the full and equal participation in the civil, political and economic life; - to offer constructive and educational realization of free time, information, advice and support. In this context, the professional development of youth workers and their participation in training courses is important, especially in the COVID-19 situation. Thanks to the Erasmus + Program and KA1, our project offers the opportunity for mobility of youth workers and participation in a training course to develop their skills and improve their work with young people, incl. for work in an emergency. This determines the main goal of the project: to provide support to workers in the youth field and youth organizations by conducting a training course for youth workers. In addition, the project aims to promote the exchange of educational practices at the international level and to improve the quality of work of youth support organizations in situations such as COVID-19. The project is in line with the priorities of the Program and CD1 for mobility of youth workers, namely - providing skills and methods to professionals working with young people for their professional development as youth workers, including digital work with young people needed to pass the common basic values of our society, especially the difficult to reach young people and the prevention of the extreme radicalization of young people. The project "New digital skills for work with young people - a training course for youth workers" will be implemented through non-formal learning methods and a broad partnership of 22 organizations from 19 countries, 4 of which are outside the EU. The broad partnership will encourage the exchange of educational practices at the international level. All this will improve the quality of work of organizations to support young people, especially in emergencies, incl. COVID-19 environment.