As a youth organization, we believe that it is opportunities that we give to the youth that makes them included, understood, supported and over all happy. That is why we try to introduce them to a wider view of the world. That is the goal of all the projects that we produce. The AIM of training “Out of the Jar” was to create space and opportunity for youth workers to learn and share in good practice and develop/improve their competencies for creating equal access to opportunities and resources for youngsters who might feel excluded because of their geographic location. The AIM of youth exchange “One for All – All for One” was to create a space and an opportunity to meet youngsters from different EU countries. Share their experience about social inclusion, participation and find new ways how to be more supportive and inclusive through art and culture. The objectives of 2023 training course called “Out of the Jar” – was: 1. To understand the concept and the learning dimension of rural youthwork; 2. To raise awareness of the learning dimension in rural youthwork and provide tools for learning support; 3. To strengthen competencies and increase knowledge of youth workers about rural youth work; 4. To reflect upon roles, responsibilities, challenges and needs, concerning rural youthwork; 5. To provide a meeting point for organizations to exchange information, to support contact and cooperation between organizations, to establish international partnerships. and youth exchange called “One for All and All for One” – was: 1. To discuss ways and actions how youngsters can take part to increase their quality of life; 2. To discuss what is social inclusion and how we can act or take part to be more supportive to each other; 3. To find ways how to inform others about youth participation and social inclusion; 4. To create an opportunity for youngsters who are from different countries to meet, develop intercultural dialogue, be active and take part in project activities; 5. To find ways to be more supportive and inclusive through art and culture. Overall, the projects gave an opportunity for youngsters and youth workers to meet, share in experience and knowledge about themes like participation, inclusion and rural youthwork.