The aim of our project is to spread social responsibility and social entrepreneurship activities in the context of solving the homelessness problem, which is intensely experienced in Europe and bleeds conscience. Thus, it contributes to the enrichment of the social entrepreneurship ecosystem. We tried to reach this goal through Erasmus + projects, the meeting point of EU youth, and we were successful. The fact that our young people actively participate in the project and try to generate ideas and produce methods to solve the homelessness problem in the social entrepreneurship competition organized are indicators of our success. We think that understanding different cultures can play a role in solving social problems, especially in today's world where cultural disinformation is increasing. In this context, we came together with young people from five different countries to explain the Turkish family structure and seek a solution to homelessness in Europe. While generating ideas for a permanent solution to the problem of homelessness with trainings, presentations and workshops made with non-formal education methods, we also supported the improvement of our participants' voluntarism and social entrepreneurship capacities. It was another goal of our project to show that the solution should be more common and more universal by observing how young people from different segments approached the problem, and we achieved this. We determined with our participants that it is necessary to have an understanding that not only economic but also sociological and cultural variables should be examined within the framework of this problem, especially by correcting the mistakes in the way the homelessness problem is perceived. Throughout the project, by analyzing the cultural dimension of the fact that Turkish society is less homeless than European countries, where it is economically behind, we supported our participants to form an opinion that they should be able to produce not only economic but also cultural solutions against homelessness. With our project, we explained that the awareness of family, neighborhood and dormitory in Turkish society prevented economic, social and criminal problems based on homelessness and homelessness. We foresee that the young people with whom we share these ideas will be able to produce solutions to the homelessness problem in their own society in this perspective.