Objectives We Have Achieved with Our Project *We explained the awareness of occupational therapy profession, *We directed the society to art by using occupational therapy as a goal and art as a tool, *By using the universal language of art, we ensured its transfer between generations in the light of scientific, artistic and cultural developments at national and international level, *We have developed the mental, physical, emotional and cognitive aspects of all the individuals involved in our programme, especially our participants, to increase independence and quality of life in daily life, as well as to promote, develop, re-teach and maintain the skills necessary to cope with difficulties in self-care, production and leisure activities, *We have ensured that education brings out the power that provides life satisfaction in the individual, triggers the motivation that triggers the desire to want and the power that provides sincere enjoyment, *By initiating the activity of personality construction in the individual, we have contributed to the elimination of false self and belief patterns of young people who have lost respect for themselves and other people due to negative life experiences and to rebuild their respect for themselves and others. *We enabled our participants to express their feelings and thoughts by assuming another identity, to develop their productivity and imagination, and to develop their independent thinking and decision-making skills. *Awareness was raised about the young people's ability to use their production tools and situations in the best possible way, to strengthen their academic, motivational, self-confidence, communication and effective cooperation skills, to highlight the entrepreneurial spirit and to provide the best service to young people, *To provide the opportunity to spontaneously reflect the inner experiences, those that cannot be expressed verbally, through art, and in this way, all individuals involved in the project were helped to be free from emotional burdens. *Young people were helped to express inner life, to discover and develop their artistic creativity. *Young people were enabled to expand their intellectual horizons with concentration and 'deep thinking' techniques, to discover the active level of the mind, and to ensure the unity of heart and mind. *Young people were encouraged to emphasise responsibility, including the development of "personality and abilities", rather than blaming others for events and circumstances. *It was ensured that young people perceive responsibility awareness as an action done "willingly and voluntarily". *Young people were made to adopt the understanding of keeping human rights alive as a value and contributing to "Social Peace, *Intercultural dialogue was established. *Taking into account European values, the inclusion of all young people in social life was ensured. *Common values such as freedom, tolerance and respect for human rights were promoted. *By including young people with fewer opportunities in the programme, their access to rights was facilitated. *Awareness on the Erasmus Programme was increased. Starting Point of Our Project Many people think of occupational therapy as a new health field. However, its history is quite old. There is information that therapeutic baths, massage, exercise and music were used in the treatment of mental illnesses in 100 BC. Towards modern times (1700s), occupational therapy started as a movement in the USA and then spread to Europe and was taken as a basis for the treatment of mental problems as a daily life activity. After World War II, a large number of occupational therapists were needed because of the soldiers. After this point, occupational therapists started to work not only to improve mental but also physical problems. In Turkey, the occupational therapy association was established in 2005 and the first occupational therapy graduate was graduated from Hacettepe University in 2014. Although there is a need for thousands of occupational therapists in our country, there is only one state university with an occupational therapy department. In response to this need for occupational therapists, there are occupational therapists in a total of 13 state hospitals. In the USA, occupational therapy ranks 17th among the best health professions and 23rd in the ranking of the best professions among all professions. With a development rate of 27%, it shows improvement above the average. Occupational therapy, which is among the least stressful professions, is shown in the first place among the professions of the future. Today, while there are occupational therapists working in many fields in the world, unfortunately, this number is very limited in our country. Occupational therapy is a newly developing occupational group in our country. It is a well-established profession in European standards and supports the education pillar of individuals holistically.