The “Inside Youth Work Toolbox” emerged as a result of working directly with inexperienced or little experienced youth workers in the field of non-formal education. It is a project based on values of democracy, respect for diversity and intercultural learning, but also on long-term objectives for making the world a better place for youth. We recognized that youth workers are facing the challenges of empowerment, self-confidence, skills, intercultural facilitation. As these challenges can have deeper consequences when working with youth, with “Inside YW Toolbox'' we decided to equip inexperienced or little experienced youth workers with skills and methods (in individual and group work) needed to facilitate youth on their learning paths. Youth workers participating in the project ill advance their cognitive, effective and practical competences and skills, as well as in their unique learning process In accordance, the main objectives of the “Inside YW Toolbox” are to: deeply understand non-formal education and life-long learning, its characteristics and purpose in intercultural dimension; develop the professionalism of youth workers in the field of the non-formal education (further NFE) which leads to civic engagement and responsible citizenship; promote European cooperation in the field of youth and creating equal opportunities for education through intercultural sharing and exchange of good practices. The specific objectives are to: enable exchanges of best practice, experiences and expertise while promoting a more democratic and civic society, provide strengthening of youth worker’s self-confidence in NFE, developing their creativity, and empowering their cognitive, effective and practical skills, develop facilitation skills needed to deliver quality NFE programs in a manner that encourages participation, ownership and creativity by all those involved, online and offline. The “Inside Youth Work Toolbox” strongly contributes to the development of youth work as it is intended to develop the professionalism of youth workers by enabling them to exchange best practice, experiences and expertise. During the project they will be provided with up-to-date information about European youth work, which will further lead to broader understanding of youth work practices, policies and systems in education - and therefore contribute to youth work in general.