Three organizations were involved in the project, which present important topics to young people, but each of them deals only with certain areas and issues that young people face. With the project, we wanted to ensure holistic treatment and support for young people, as it is not possible to isolate only individual aspects of a person's life. During the project, each of the organizations gave an in-depth presentation of their knowledge, areas and methods of work. The mutual complementation of the knowledge of the organizations contributed to the personal and professional development of the participants, and also had a positive effect on the functioning of the involved organizations and the wider community. The participants also shared their new knowledge and experience with other active members of their organizations, which they will be able to use later in their work. International cooperation enabled the result of the project to be seen in a larger area of the European Union. The goal of the project was the active participation of the participants, which includes participation in workshops, preparation of materials and learning about the functioning of the other two organizations. In addition, the project empowered all participants and changed their attitudes - especially after the end of the youth exchange, participants more critically assess the use of various digital tools and use social networks more responsibly and thoughtfully. This is achieved after learning and testing the 40-day DigiRIS program. A 40-day DigiRIS program designed by participants for themselves and their peers is available online, which was one of the goals of the project.