Our goals achieved with the implementation of our project are as follows; - Democracy is not just voting in elections, - Young people should act with a socialist thought on issues that require social responsibility, - The importance of looking at forms of government and democracy from a different perspective, - The importance of young people's participation in modern life and democracy, - Preventing the problem of social exclusion should be supported, - We had goals related to our project topic, such as ensuring that youth workers are informed about social inclusion concepts and that young people are included in these processes. With the acceptance and implementation of our project, we wanted to increase the participation of youth workers and young people involved in our project in democratic life. In particular, youth workers who became conscious about the subject were enabled to share the knowledge they acquired during the process with the young people with whom they carry out their daily work and to raise their awareness. In this context, our other goals implemented within our project are as follows; - To ensure that participants with limited opportunities benefit from the principle of equal opportunity of the Erasmus+ program, - To support the participation of participants with limited opportunities in democratic life, - To ensure that participants with limited opportunities can improve themselves culturally and geographically, - Both youth workers and participants with limited opportunities in the project process evaluate the process well and demonstrate their language development, - Improve their communication and social skills, - Obtain new information about the Erasmus+ program and Youthpass Certificate process, - Using these certificates and knowledge they have acquired to both inform the people around them and contribute to their personal development, - Increasing the awareness and visibility of the Erasmus+ program and Youthpass Certificate, - By meeting people from different countries, languages and cultures, they were cleared of their negative thoughts about racism, discrimination and xenophobia.