The "Who wants to be a volunteer?" project was aimed at achieving several key objectives, all of which are centered around enhancing the quality of volunteer work, fostering inclusion, and promoting active citizenship among young people, particularly in the context of supporting individuals with disabilities. The main objectives of the project were: Develop tools and documents to be used in volunteer projects in their organization, improving their quality and the quality of the learning process; -Improve competences in the management of volunteers; -Gain more competence in the supervision and learning development of volunteers; -To understand the concept "from volunteering to employment"; -Increase knowledge in view of the future implementation of the European Solidarity Corps program; -To give young people the right and necessary space for a broad exchange of different visions, approaches, experiences and intercultural backgrounds, and to explore volunteering as a tool that allows them to take concrete actions to realize their visions, what needs to be done to fight inclusion and discrimination at different levels; -To develop solidarity and promote tolerance among young people in order to strengthen social cohesion in Europe; -To promote mutual understanding between young people with disabilities in different countries; -Promote active participation, civic engagement and ownership of social processes; -To increase the opportunities for people in the European voluntary movement to get involved in peace in a variety of ways; -To increase participants' knowledge about the Erasmus+ program to ensure that participants can work as multipliers and are able to use the program for their further activities.