Initially, we would like to point out, as a result of unforeseen circumstances arising from the conflict in Ukraine, the project's implementation location had to be changed. After extensive discussions and consultations with all project partners, a collective decision was made to relocate the activities and project implementation to Baku, Azerbaijan. This decision aimed to prioritise the safety and well-being of all participants while ensuring the project's continuity. Despite the change in the location, we successfully adjusted the activities to fit the new setting while maintaining the original objectives and desired learning outcomes. By implementing the "Youth Decide Free Motion" project in Azerbaijan, Baku, our aims were to accomplish a few goals. We, first and foremost, needed to fabricate areas of strength for a functioning local area of youth who could offer help to displaced people and fleeing, assisting them with incorporating into neighbourhood networks and conquering the difficulties they face. We perceived the significance of making an organization of youthful people who could have a beneficial outcome on the existence of outcasts and travellers. Moreover, we expected to increase understanding among the members about the difficulties and open doors related to relocation. By digging into this subject, we looked to expand their viewpoints and information, empowering them to foster sympathy and powerful relational abilities in their collaborations with individuals from assorted foundations. One more goal was to help the partner organisations by working with joint coordinated efforts and sharing prescribed procedures for supporting refugees and displaced people in their neighbourhood networks. We accepted that by cooperating with each other, these associations could improve their endeavours in helping fleerers and displaced people. Besides, we expected to have a more extensive effect past the venture participants and associations included. Through dispersal exercises, we spread mindfulness, information, and proposals on relocation and exile joining techniques among youngsters in their neighbourhoods. Thusly, we would have liked to achieve positive changes in the provincial and public viewpoints towards refugees and asylum seekers, encouraging more prominent resistance and making a more comprehensive society. In rundown, the goals of the"Youth Decide Free Motion" project were to fabricate a local area of dynamic youth supporting evacuees and refugees, create a bigger comprehension of relocation difficulties and open doors, give suggestions to great practices, benefit the partaking organisations, and decidedly affect society through spread exercises. The project had the following specific objectives: -To unite active youth eager to build community support for refugees and migrants. -Eliminating stereotypes and prejudices about immigrants and representatives of other cultures. -To prevent violence, conflict and radicalization based on cultural differences. -Raising the level of tolerance. -Dialogue between participants and organizations for future links and projects. -To encourage youth workers, refugees and migrants to participate actively in the public life of their regions. -Promote international dialogue to exchange tools, methods and experiences on the integration of migrants and refugees in participating countries. -Sharing experience, competencies and knowledge gained about migration and refugee integration strategy through dissemination activities among young people in the local communities of the participants.