For young people, and especially for vulnerable youth, the COVID-19 crisis affects their mental health, employment, and disposable income. Tackling the problem of youth unemployment, there appears a question of how one can increase its employability. Entrepreneurship consists of many components that are desirable among almost every employees. Through entrepreneurship, one develops a wider range of skills. For starting or planning any new project, it is needed to go through all phases of development, starting from finances, then creative planning and marketing. Recently, a new entrepreneurship approach has been becoming more popular - social entrepreneurship. It can be created by individuals, groups, start-up companies, or entrepreneurs who develop, fund, and implement solutions to the social, cultural, or environmental needs of society. They act at a non-profit base and usually through the voluntary sector, thus it is based on values such as solidarity, inclusion, altruism, respect, etc. By implementing this project based on social entrepreneurship, participants will learn how to think with an entrepreneurship mindset that includes seeking opportunities, solving problems, innovating and practicing self-management, self-direction, and independence, but also creating something for society and community based on social values that will be sustainably beneficial, and in that way, they will increase their employability. The objectives of the project are: To gain entrepreneurship skills to increase participants’ employability; To improve social and language skills and to stimulate an intercultural exchange of participants; To increase participants’ knowledge about social entrepreneurship; To raise awareness about social problems in participants’ communities and to promote values of active citizenship among young people; To exchange experiences about national social entrepreneurship practices; To help participants stimulate creativity and innovative thinking outside the box; To develop new network that put into practice social entrepreneurship