The long-term effects of coronavirus on young people include cognitive and psychological problems such as brain fog. Research shows that around a quarter of young people who have had Covid-19 experience memory and focusing problems months after the illness. It is even reported that some patients exhibit neurological symptoms such as brain fog even after 100 days. These effects include memory loss, concentration problems, distraction and difficulty finding words. These long-term effects can significantly affect young people's quality of life. "Brain fog," although not a medical term, is a concept used to refer to cognitive and psychological problems experienced after Covid-19. Brain fog includes a range of complaints that are common among young people who have had Covid-19. These complaints include forgetfulness, distractibility, loss of concentration, difficulty finding words, difficulty organising thoughts, mood disturbances, fatigue and headaches. Brain fog refers to a condition that affects the functioning of young people and has a negative impact on their daily lives. The overall aim of the project is to address the problem of "brain fog", which is one of the long-term effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and is common among young people, and to increase the attention, focus, and memory skills of young people by reducing the effects of this problem. The project aims to reduce prejudices and stereotypes, strengthen the sense of Europeanness and promote intercultural understanding by increasing cultural dialogue among young people. By addressing the problem of brain fog among young people, this project aims to reduce attention, focus and memory problems and improve the quality of life of young people. Within the scope of the project, various events, activities and healthy living principles will be offered to understand and cope with the problem of brain fog after Covid-19. Also, various activities will be organised to increase cultural understanding and reduce prejudices among young people from different cultures. Successful implementation of this project can help young people to better cope with these problems and support them to participate in society in a healthy way.