The "Digital Skills for Youth NGOs" project was a mobility initiative aimed at improving digital literacy among youth workers. Organized by "Einzigartige Projekte" in collaboration with partners from seven European countries, the project ran from January 2023 to June 2024. The core training course took place in Berlin, Germany, from June 21st to 26th, 2023, and involved 30 youth workers, along with one trainer. Digital literacy refers to an individual's ability to find, evaluate, and communicate information through typing and other media on various digital platforms. It is evaluated by an individual's grammar, composition, typing skills and ability to produce text, images, audio and designs using technology. Digital society offers a lot of possibilities and to be able to take advantage of them digital skills are needed (Digital Economy and Society Index 2022 https://digitalstrategy. ec.europa.eu/en/library/digital-economy-and-society-index-desi-2022). Digital literacy has essential importance in society nowadays and digital skills are crucial both for youngsters and for youth workers who you working with youngsters. Digital skills help to complete tasks faster and in most efficient way which saves a lot of valuable time. Digitalizing work processes leads to reducing time-consuming tasks and improvement of digital skills leads to their fluent implementation. Project’s idea arrised together with our organisation's first activities, workshops and organisational tasks. As our members are based in different cities and also travel a lot, we realised, that nowadays teamwork is possible only with digital tools. Daily operations of organisation takes place digitally and all preparation of activities and projects, especially if together with foreign partners, also takes place remotely. Without digital tools big part of activities would simply stop existing. And there is no way back to whose pre-pandemic times than different NGOs had only alive meetings and alive team-work. We realised that in order to improve our activities, our work and all processes and do it in well time-managed and little time-consuming manner, appropriate digital skills are necessary and selecting appropriate digital tools and digitalizing even more processes are inevitable. After starting to work and initiate some activities under Erasmus+ programme we also saw how already advanced this system is and how many systems actually are alredy here, which we have to learn to work with. Only few members of organisation are familiar with the systems (Beneficiary Module, Salto Toolbox, Application system, Youthpass system, etc.) and the functionality which should be known to any youth worker who wants to be a significant part of those project management processes. Our partner organisations confirmed, that improvement of digital skills is necessary, especially for new NGO members and volunteers who want to actively and efficiently involve into organisation's activities. Such training was needed not to get advanced, but to not be left behind. As a result, we made more detailed analysis on topic of digital literacy in partner organisation countries – according to Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) 2022, Greece, Bulgaria, Slovakia had the lowest scores on the DESI (compared to other EU-28 countries) together with Italy and Croatia, who are a bit higher, but still below average (Germany and Lithuania standed around the average, but it was still only bit more than 50%). (https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/desi) it showed the importance, relevance and actuality of this problem and youth workers and members of partner organisations were willing to participate and eagerly waited and engaged into this training course. Topic of the Project is digital skills. Project‘s aim: Empower 30 youth workers and NGOs members to use digital possibilities effectively by increasing their digital skills by organizing mobility of youth workers, training course project from 21st to 26th of June, 2023 in Berlin Germany. Project’s goals: To analyse problems which are caused by lack of digital literacy skills in NGOs. To improve digital literacy and critical thinking skills of project‘s participants. To raise awareness about importance of digital literacy and provide simple ways how to increase it for participants and their local communities. Project’s topic and goals were related to Erasmus+ and follow its priorities as they are enhancing digital literacy, follows it's priority of digitalization, digital youth work, digital skills and competences.