The main aim of the Elevate Professional Development Activity was to support youth workers in developing and fine-tuning a working method of sustainable inclusion of the youngsters with fewer opportunities, increasing employability and enabling them to go back in the labour market while guiding them in a one-to-one or in a group setting. The main objectives of the project were: - To train youth workers on developing basic tools in guiding youngsters with fewer opportunities one-to-one, as well as in groups - To train youth workers in developing a series of educational activities which can be put in practice through non-formal learning - To train youth workers in reframing and shaping their attitude when it comes to guiding youngsters with fewer opportunities - To improve the quality of youth organizations in the way they work with youngsters with fewer opportunities - To build a support network (community) of youth workers and stakeholders - To support youth workers and youth organizations define their own method and approach toward the employability of young people with fewer opportunities - To disseminate and spread the outcomes of Elevate through guiding youngsters with the purpose of enabling them to go back to the labour market and increasing employability - To disseminate and spread the methodology and approach through a Methodology guideline Further objectives include (in line with EU Youth Work agenda, Quality Standards, and Erasmus+ objectives) were: - to develop a high-quality inclusive practice towards young people with fewer opportunities, re-including them in the society and enabling them to go back into the labor market - to add and develop new tools and methods to the youth workers toolkit when it comes to 1-1 conversation and gathering - to build and to practice a culture of connection through presence and vulnerability - to rethink and reshape old events in a way that serves the organizational system and based on the needs of the youngsters they are working with - to develop a community of youth workers where they share professional practice.