This project was focussed on providing new innovative approaches in youth work, through educating youth workers and partner organisations on how to organised large scale youth sport work events for inclusion of migrants and asylum seekers (as well as other marginalized youth with fewer opportunities) and practical knowledge how to organize large-scale sports events based on non-formal methodologies, but also to explore and extract all the possible positive aspects of sports for developing consistent positive intercultural acceptance among our beneficiaries. Specific objectives of the project were: 1.) To share existing realities in local communities and countries of partner organizations regarding the inclusion of immigrants and asylum seekers. 2.) To define and understand the concept of “large-scale youth sport work events” and raise competencies of youth workers in creativity for these events. 3.) To allow youth workers to practice their skills of managing creative youth sport work events at the national level (in the period between two activities). 4.) To share and understand challenges in the implementation of quality sport methods in youth work for inclusion and intercultural acceptance of immigrants. 5.) To build capacities of currently active youth workers in our partner organizations in using sport and non-formal education methods and activities. 6.) To discuss and understand basic concepts, values, and principles of inclusion and intercultural learning.