This project took into account the importance of promoting full and equal participation in society. In particular, participants from the eight partner organisations were trained in the design and implementation of recreational activities and non-formal education for children, adolescents and young people with different abilities and mixed ability groups. The work emphasised the values of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the principles of universal design. This project focused on activities that promote accessibility and inclusion among youth entities and their participants. In this way, activities can be planned and implemented more equitably. The objectives set for this project were: 1- Make known the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) as Human Rights, and favor their fulfilment within youth work and partner entities, developing the concepts of inclusion which is understood from a rights defense approach as the opportunity for everyone to be able to participate in all aspect of life, accessibility and universal design. 2- Promote the inclusion of children, adolescents and youth with diverse abilities in youth work, leisure and, specifically, in the actions of non-formal education, of the participating entities, favoring the participation of the group of people with diverse abilities in leisure through inclusive and accessible activities, based on universal design. 3- Provide participants with tools, knowledge and resources to make the inclusion of children, adolescence and youth with diverse abilities effective in their activities and those of their entities, promoting the creation of activities at local, national and international level in this line of inclusion and accessibility. 4- Satisfy the accessibility needs of beneficiaries with diverse abilities.