“The Impact of Social Inclusion for Young Migrants in Social Neighborhoods” took place in the frame of the Erasmus Plus Programme which aimed to create opportunities for participants from Germany, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Portugal, to learn and share information about the impact of social youth workers in disadvantaged neighborhoods. This project was designed to be developed in 2 stages (one week of mobility of youth workers activity in Germany and one week in Finland). The firrs TC took place in Damstadt, Germnay on 3rd-9th May 2022 (Including travel days). The second TC took place in Helsinki, Finland on 25th August – 31st August 2022 (Including travel days). The training courses gave a sense of social responsibility to not only the partners of the project, but to other African youth leaders based in both Damstadt, Germany and in Helsinki, Finland, the possibility to cooperate at local, regional, national and international level with other organizations and institutions to promote social inclusion and social rights to the community living in social neighborhoods. The general objectives were: - To define the terms of realization of organizational and pedagogical autonomy more suited to the resources available on social inclusion learning, in order to expedite the development of the work for the sake of social cohesion, outlining new responses of 40 youth workers in contexts that justify the support to the people in the risk situation of exclusion living in social neighborhoods in the partner countries. The specific objectives were: - To increase the capacity of 40 African and migrants youth workers on social inclusion to provide crucial support the community with few opportunities living in social neighborhoods. - To establish complementary offer social inclusion curricula, in order to contribute to the integral promotion of youth workers to develop works in social neighborhoods as way to give better responses for Covid-19. - To find strategies and measures to improve the access and permanence of the 40 youth workers in the integrated local system in the partner countries, reducing social problems due the lack of understanding and knowledge of social innovation. - To implement 2 common project events at national and international level, covering youth workers in order to remedy difficulties of people living in social neighborhoods. - Support the professional development of migrant youth organizations based in partner countries that work with people in the unemployment situation and risk of poverty. - Increase the capacity, attractiveness and - To plan and promote 6 local youth worker projects, where necessary and in the light of the resources available, the support during training, increasing cooperation between youth workers and the quality of social inclusion learning and educational actions. - To promote cooperation between youth workers from partner organizations in order to enhance the social and pedagogical knowledge, in benefit of the quality of social supports for the good of the communities. The overall aim of the project was for the participants to bring together African youth workers from European countries with different background to be trained and provide common action plan that can support social inclusion for young migrants in social neighborhoods and enable them to make an important contribution to improving the situation of social inclusion to the people that are in the risk situation of social exclusion, and youth workers to become central actors in the process of creating solutions to their own problems and realities that exist in their communities when it comes to the lack of knowledge of social inclusion.