The Erasmus+ accreditation project implemented by Innovative Generation aimed to provide high-quality learning mobility opportunities for young people and youth educators on a regular basis in Lithuania and abroad. The main objectives of the project, according to the application of the accredidation, were: 1. To include young people with fewer opportunities in Erasmus+ mobilities regularly, especially those from remote areas with limited access to non-formal education1. 2. To offer professional development opportunities for youth educators, including teachers, youth workers, and volunteers, enhancing their skills in non-formal education methods2. 3. To build resilience and strengthen critical thinking skills among youth and youth educators, addressing issues such as fake news and misinformation. The project sought to address challenges such as limited access to mobility opportunities for youth in rural areas, mental health issues influenced by recent global events, and the need for more effective non-formal education approaches. Through a series of activities including training courses, youth exchange, and study visit, the project aimed to foster personal growth, cultural exchange, and professional development for participants.