1. Intercultural, International, Interreligious, Intergenerational Dialogue, and Inclusion of People with and without Disabilities Through our projects, we aimed to: promote respect and appreciation for diversity in terms of language, ethnic origin, religion, disability, sexual orientation, education, nationality, age, and gender; break down barriers and stereotypes; promote intercultural and mixed-ability activities (involving both people with and without disabilities); integrate individuals with disabilities and those without; increase the accessibility of cultural and self-development opportunities for local youth from dysfunctional families, living in rural, underprivileged areas; provide young people with fewer opportunities (due to disabilities, lack of education, economic situation) the chance to gain international experience, discover the beauty of diversity and multiculturalism, and improve their language skills. The Power of Non-Formal and Informal Education Through our projects, we aimed to: develop soft skills, teamwork competencies, and the ability to cooperate in multicultural groups in young people, giving them a boost of energy; provide young people with fewer opportunities and NEETs the chance to gain experience and confidence, enhancing their employability; create conditions that enable young people with fewer opportunities and NEETs to acquire skills desired by the global economy (such as foreign language proficiency, openness, tolerance, initiative, intercultural and social competencies, etc.); instill in youth and youth workers a lifelong learning approach—to remain open to changes and modern challenges, using various opportunities, tools, creativity, and an open mindset. Reactivation of the Local Community Through our projects, we aimed to: respond to current social challenges by organizing pro-environmental, pro-social, and civic events and activities conducted by participants of international projects; support the openness and creativity of the local community and break down barriers and stereotypes based on ethnic origin, skin color, appearance, and language; promote the European Union, including its values, focusing on its diversity, what unites us, and what is important to us; strengthen the Foundation's position in conducting international activities that integrate residents of the Izery Mountains region with people from EU countries, the Western Balkans, Eastern Partnership countries, etc.; promote the opportunities offered by the Erasmus+ program; inspire young people to participate in similar projects in other countries, encouraging them to engage in the European Solidarity Corps or similar programs.