The project- “Privacy4youth” addressed the importance of increasing the level of media literacy of young people by informing them about a healthy way of using digital media and to reach out to the young people with means of digital youth work. The online world is developing very fast and with this project, we equipped youth workers and trainers with a set of useful methods to work with their target group. This Training Course was for youth workers and trainers who want to learn useful methods of digital youth work for their target group (especially young people with fewer opportunities) or are working already with these kinds of methods and want to share their methods, get inspired and complement their toolbox. This project contains a Training Course and a monitored follow-up phase. The objectives are the following: -Raising awareness about the own online behavior; online threats for youngsters; digital and data security and privacy rights; -Increasing the level of Media Literacy of the participants and their target group; -Sharing methods for digital youth work and providing a toolbox for youth workers and trainers; -Developing new methods for digital youth work; -Empowering youngsters to use digital tools for their personal and professional development; -Setting up an Action Plan on how to implement the methods in the home communities -Networking between youth workers and trainers from different European organizations -promoting Erasmus+, Media Literacy, and healthy online lifestyle. This project met the priorities by addressing media literacy and the professional development of youth workers for using tools of digital youth work. Their target group – youngsters in different countries – will benefit from this by raising their employability, developing their key competencies, and critical thinking which will make them less prone to fake news, populism, and radicalization. The project invited 26 youth workers for a training course that equipped them with tools, methodologies, attitudes, and readiness to reach out to young people who are in need of digital youth work.