The project "POTENTIAL OF THE YOUNG – THE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS!" is an initiative that mobilized young people to positive changes and mutual help through constructive cooperation. The main objective of the programme was to create a peer support network that is based on human rights education. We have built a culture of human rights that is rooted in values such as respect, dignity, equality and participation. Thanks to these values, young people have become conscious citizens who not only know their rights, but also respect the rights of others and are actively involved in community activities. The participants deepened their knowledge about the problems of social exclusion, human rights and other problems of social life. They learned effective ways to counteract violence. They actively participated in discussions and discussion panels. They improved communication in the group by solving problems that arose together. They have contributed to strengthening civil society and active citizenship. The project "POTENTIAL OF THE YOUNG – THE POWER OF RELATIONSHIPS!" has shown that together – we can do more and cooperation with others brings real benefits. Values such as respect, dignity, equality and participation are foundations that should be promoted and nurtured by all. Some of the key achievements include: 1. Creation of a peer support network: The project has built a strong support network based on human rights education. Young people became more aware of their rights and the rights of others, which contributed to the growth of mutual respect and tolerance 2. Increasing youth involvement: The project participants were actively involved in the public life of their region, which increased their representativeness and influence on local decisions 3. Development of practical skills: Young people have acquired and developed the skills necessary to deal with violence and organise social activities. She also improved her communication and cooperation skills in a group 4. Educational campaigns and initiatives: Numerous educational campaigns were carried out in schools and public spaces, which increased awareness of peer violence and promoted attitudes against violence 5. Visit to the European Parliament: The participants of the project had the opportunity to visit the European Parliament in Strasbourg, which allowed them to see European democracy in action and feel like full citizens of Europe.