The "Prespectives" project has worked on inclusion through the promotion of volunteering as the common thread of the program. 30 young people from 5 different countries have been offered the opportunity to live together and experience the opportunities offered by volunteering as a tool for social change in an intercultural environment. The groups were made up of people of various profiles, including people with socioeconomic difficulties from migrant contexts with the aim of give them the opportunity to think and learn how to use volunteering as a way to break down misperceptions and intolerances and contribute to a more peaceful global society, where similarities are celebrated and differences are respected. The objectives that were set and work has been done to achieve them are the following: Promote European citizenship and active citizenship: This objective has been met at a very high level, the participants had the opportunity to live in an intercultural environment the concept of active citizenship was worked on and promoted through the main topic of the project. Young people were able to gain knowledge about volunteer programs, skills to find the one that suits their needs and to create and promote their own. We promoted mutual understanding among young people, through debates and discussions in an intercultural environment, where people with fewer opportunities were included in an environment of tolerance and respect. During the project the Erasmus program was promoted, the participants acquired knowledge about the program and the opportunities it offers with the aim of serving as multipliers for future activities.