This project offered youth workers a fresh and imaginative way to connect with disadvantaged young people through informal youth work. Research and practice have shown that mentoring can have a significant impact on these young people's lives. The training course equipped youth workers with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes to build a strong mentoring relationship with disadvantaged young people, and support them in finding a clear way forward. In today's post-pandemic world, many young people are struggling to cope with the challenges of life and feeling disconnected from their families and others. This training course provided youth workers with practical methods and tools to support these young people through mentoring, helping them to lead independent and healthy lives. Participants experienced a hands-on approach to mentoring and took part in activities that help them build relationships with disadvantaged young people. This training gave youth workers the confidence to reach out to young people who need their support, helping them on their journey towards social inclusion. The course focused on providing the essential competences needed to mentor disadvantaged young people, particularly those who are homeless or lack family support. By understanding the mentoring process and developing key mentoring skills, youth workers can make a real difference in these young people's lives. The objectives of this training course were: 1. Overview of the mentoring environment when working with homeless young people. 2. Essential Qualities of a good mentor. 3. Knowledge and Skills on accompanying disadvantaged young people through mentoring. 4. Framework for sharing your experience through storytelling. 5. Tools to motivate your mentee to plan their future and follow through the plan and achieve positive results.