Disasters in the realities of the world are a factor that affects nations and countries from all different perspectives. We come face to face with many different disasters at every point in the living space, and as a result, all societies are affected from psychological, social, economic and socio-cultural aspects. In addition to natural disasters faced by societies, it takes place in various human-made disasters. There are disasters caused by various human formations such as nuclear, biological, industrial accidents, immigrants and displaced people, wars. Disasters vary by country in terms of importance and diversity of natural disasters. World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Between 1970 and 2019, 50% of the disasters for which air, climate and water hazards were notified, 45% of the deaths that were notified, and 74% of all reported economic losses occurred as a result of the destructions caused by disasters. There are 1,672 disasters recorded in Europe in the distribution of regions. As a result of the disasters, a total of 159,438 deaths and US$ 476.5 billion in economic damage were caused. As a result of the human-made war in Ukraine, the country's economic, cultural and aid needs have emerged. There was a large amount of debris that spread over large areas, necessitating the rebuilding of the country, and many people lost their lives. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, floods, earthquakes, landslides, etc. in the past years. natural disasters have occurred and have suffered high economic losses, and many of their citizens have been lost. The earthquake in Croatia in 2020 caused great destruction in the city of Petrinja. As a result, half of the city was destroyed, causing great financial problems. In 2016, the earthquake in Accumoli, in the central parts of Italy, caused 299 deaths and left 4500 people homeless. In the earthquake that took place in Tirana, the capital of Albania in 2019, 650 people were injured and 28 people lost their yachts, and it was recorded in Albania as the biggest earthquake in 40 years. As a result of the earthquake that took place in Elazig in 2020, 7 cities were affected and many buildings were damaged and destroyed. These have resulted in deaths and injuries. It faced a twin earthquake of 7.7 and 7.6, which is located in the continuation of the earthquake fault and which has come to the fore as the disaster of the century experienced in Turkey, took place in an area the size of Germany, and which has not yet been found in the records in history. As a result of this earthquake, 11 provinces were affected and more than one city was destroyed. The casualties were reported as 41000. In the light of these studies, our project, I'm Looking for Blood, was created together with the Education and Solidarity Association (KAYED) on blood donation and disasters. The NEEDS we want to address with our project are as follows; • Raising awareness of the management organization against the disaster risks that may occur among young people. • Involving young people in the necessary management organization at the time of disaster • Ensuring the adoption of the blood donation movement by young people • Establishing the protection of both youth and society from disasters and the management of emerging risks • Ensuring the protection of nature by young people • Ensuring that people's awareness of helping each other is increased TARGETS we set for our project as a result of the needs we created and the work done: • Raising awareness of the youth and society about Disasters • Increasing communication and solidarity among European youth • To provide youth with the necessary management organization in the event of a disaster. • To ensure the adoption of the blood donation movement of the youth • To ensure the interaction of technology in raising awareness of youth and society • To raise awareness of nature and environmental protection • Promoting Erasmus+ non-formal education and teaching international culture • Increasing the effectiveness and visibility of EU projects • Raising awareness of the management organization against the disaster risks that may occur among young people. • Enabling young people to participate more in charity organizations • To minimize or completely eliminate the occurrence of natural disasters caused by human hands. • To increase people's awareness of helping each other