Training course “Erasmus at Home - Online Methods for Vulnerable Young People” was addressing the important need of youth workers involved in activities with youth at risk of social exclusion - the need for new digital youth work methods that can be used online worldwide in crisis times for the benefits of target groups, providing them with a safe space for sharing their experiences and expressing their emotions. The project aimed to address this issue by providing youth workers with an opportunity to explore various practical methods that could be implemented when working with different groups at risk of exclusion. Simultaneously, it involved utilizing user-friendly creative tools. The use of digital youth work methodology was prevalent in many countries. Unfortunately, it did not frequently comprise a part of the curriculum for youth workers in the EECA region. This was why the participation of these countries and the exchange of best practices in the field between Program and Partner countries were deemed crucial within the scope of this project. The specific objectives of E@Home Training course were as follows: -To provide participants with knowledge about digital youth work methods and its possible benefits for youth work,especially in the context of working with young people at risk of exclusion during crisis times and in limited communication abilities. - To equip youth workers with new skills to promote social inclusion for vulnerable youth in their respective local communities - To create a platform of self-exploration and self-reflection to better understand the needs of vulnerable youth - To create a platform for intercultural communication and inclusive dialogue between the youth of EU and Partner countries - To develop E@Home methodology network together with follow-up projects taking into account the skills and knowledge gained during the project to enhance collaboration between partners - To facilitate after-project partnership between participants and reinforce their international scope and capacities