Our programme specifically targeted youth workers. The training targeted to provide them with opportunities to gain new skills and knowledge, and to share their experiences and expertise with their peers across Europe. The specific target of our 6- day -program incorporating a mix of presentations, workshops, and practical activities primarily using non-formal educational methods was to bring together youth workers of the receiving team and the invited team who are actively supporting young parents, specifically to enhance their knowledge for working with young parents, and and improve their self-knowledge, enabling them to evaluate their work and continuously improve their practial skills. The targets were improvement of conflict solving skills, more opennes towards IT technology and towards innovative and creative approaches and green processes which can support their activity while working with young parents in their community. The project aimed at facilitating peer learning and networking among youth workers from different countries while creating a supportive community of youth workers. Our project aimed at contributing to the professional development of youth workers so they would be able to provide young parents with practical tools, emotional support, and would be able to give more support to young parents incouraging them to connect with other young parents who face similar challenges. The targets of our project are aligned with the priorities of Erasmus+ and the European Training Strategy, and aim to have a lasting impact on the professional development of youth workers and on the communities of the hosting and the sending partners. Important objectives of the programme were to promote transnational mobility and cooperation, in order to enhance cross-cultural learning and mutual understanding. The training course had the goal to provide a platform for cross-cultural learning and exchange of best practices for participants from different countries and backgrounds who come together and share their experiences and learn from each other. Our target was to fascilitate active commuicatoin, the utlization of green practices, and to enhance the use of digital tools. Our project also addresses several of the priorities of the Erasmus+ programme, including promoting social inclusion, active citizenship, and intercultural dialogue. Supporting young parents who face socio-economic challenges is essential to promoting social inclusion and reducing inequalities. By enhancing the quality of youth work in this area, we aimed to promote active citizenship and ensure that young parents are empowered to participate fully in their communities. Our project also promotes intercultural dialogue by bringing together youth workers from different European countries and providing them with opportunities to learn from one another. By facilitating the exchange of best practices, we aim to enhance the quality of youth work across Europe and promote a more inclusive and diverse society.