This project aimed to highlight the benefits of volunteering to youth, so they can recognize and transfer them to potential employees, but also to use it as a tool for fighting social exclusion and making a positive change, by implementing voluntary initiatives in the participant’s communities. This project was implemented by using non-formal methods such as learning to learn, peer-to-peer education, creative workshops, outdoor activities, etc. And was divided into three main sections: 1. Discussing volunteerism and discovering its core benefits; 2. Discussing social exclusion, and how volunteerism can help with social inclusion and integration; 3. Sharing and creating voluntary opportunities for the youth by implementing local initiatives. The projects’ objectives were set as follows: to highlight the positive benefits of volunteering for the volunteers themselves, to communities, and the world in general; to develop new knowledge and skills useful in achieving social and personal changes through volunteering; to empower the exchange of voluntary experiences and opportunities among young people; to promote active citizenship, social responsibility, and social inclusion; to promote the Erasmus+ Programme, the European Solidarity Corps (ESC), as well as non-formal education; to strengthen respect for cultural diversity and to increase participants’ intercultural competencies; to promote the social inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities, especially the ones facing social, economic, and geographical obstacles; to empower young people in the promotion of volunteering and actively participating in their local communities by organizing local initiatives; to engage socially excluded groups of young people to take part in local voluntary initiatives. Our long-term objective was to motivate young people to apply new skills in their communities and to strengthen the importance of volunteering where it is not recognized/appreciated as something valuable and unexceptional in the field of active citizenship. We believe it is a great opportunity to carry out such a project with the support of the Erasmus+ Programme, considering the fact that one of the objectives of the Erasmus+ Programme is to promote mobility, volunteerism, and active citizenship. In conclusion, youth exchange „Volunteer, so the social exclusion disappear! “ gathered 56 participants in Asnaes, Denmark, coming from 7 partner countries: United Kingdom, The Republic of North Macedonia, Latvia, Romania, Denmark, Serbia, and Turkey with the aim to explore the benefits of volunteering on the life path of the young people, with placing a special focus on social inclusion