When we look at the reasons that cause migration today, the first question that comes to our mind is why people migrate. People migrate for many reasons. Migration movements such as professional labor migration, long and short-term labor migration, migration for alternative lifestyles, illegal migration, asylum seeker and refugee migration constitute the basic migration movements. The main factors that push people to migrate are: economic, political, professional, exposure to violence, emotional (personal goals and family), retirement (favorable conditions and living conditions), personal (hatred for the country and society they live in and similar reasons). Considering the theories emerging as a result of research on global migration problems and the practical face of global migration problems, it seems that today's global migration problems are one of the most serious problems in today's world. Considering the theories revealed as a result of the research and the factors that cause migration, one of the most important factors causing migration is economic reasons, but when we look at the global migration problems experienced today, it seems that political reasons and factors such as civil war also cause many global migration problems. Especially due to large-scale events such as the Syrian crisis and the Ukraine-Russia war, the migration problem has become a refugee problem and turned into a global impasse. During this period, people had to leave their places due to war, and as a result, refugee crises and global migration problems occurred on a scale never seen before. When we look at the reasons for today's global migration problems, we see that there are internal conflicts and political pressures in the sending countries. Today, global migration has changed dimensions and reached levels never reached before. For example, today the number of refugees who had to flee from their countries to neighboring countries due to the conflict with Syria has exceeded millions. The reason for these refugees to migrate is the wars that occurred due to political events in their countries. These emerging problems have been the biggest reason for refugees to migrate. Based on all these researches obtained, we wanted to implement our project, draw attention to the needs of refugees, raise awareness to meet their needs, and contribute to creating awareness that it is necessary to develop individual and social sensitivity in this context. In this context, we ensured that the targets we set were achieved. Our goals we achieved; 1. By drawing attention to the difficulties experienced by individuals with refugee status, we ensured individual awareness and sensitivity development. 2. We analyzed the problems that refugees encountered during the migration process and helped create solutions. 3. By examining the prejudices against refugees in society, we ensured that negative language and discourse were drawn to attention. 4. We encouraged young people to look more closely at the problems of refugees and participate in volunteer activities. 5. We tried to contribute to young people having a say in issues that have a global impact and supporting cultural and social development. 6. We contributed to the dissemination of Erasmus Plus projects among young people and to the institutions and participants involved in the project to gain awareness and competence in working with young people. 7. We made an effort to develop a unifying and integrative perspective towards refugees. 8. We implemented our project to adopt an inclusive language instead of discriminatory and racist language. 9. We contributed to strengthening the knowledge of our youth workers about Erasmus+ Programs and enabled them to have an idea about the new priorities of Erasmus+. 10. We enabled our participants with fewer opportunities to solve their English communication problems and get plenty of practice. 11. We enabled our youth workers to guide participants with fewer opportunities in learning through collaboration.