We live in a world where the Internet and the World Wide Web are an integral part of our culture and daily life. Digital technology today is present in all aspects of our lives and work. Information and communication technologies enable new ways of communication and exchange of information, while digitalization has enabled fast and easy preparation, reproduction, distribution and use of various contents. That is why today, we often talk about digital culture, digital literacy, virtual culture or cyber culture and many similar terms used to describe technology-based culture in modern times, where the term digital culture indicates the ubiquity of digital technologies in our lives. The new opportunities brought by the application of information and communication technologies lead to a redefinition of the term culture and expand it to a digital culture that brings new experiences based on the new communication environment. Digital culture is a concept that describes how technology and the Internet shape the way we communicate as humans. That is the way we behave, think and communicate with society. Digital culture describes the relationship between people and technology, that is, a concept that describes how technology and the Internet shape human behavior, thinking, and communication. In this context, the project had a general goal which referred to: development of digital literacy through the development of digital skills among young people from vulnerable categories, while the specific goals referred to: 1. Development of digital skills for the use of electronic devices and free technologies; 2. Acquiring knowledge about the use of electronic educational content and educational applications. 3. Encouraging young people from vulnerable categories to explore, self-profiling their professional future.