This project was designed to raise awareness among young people about autism spectrum disorder (ASD), increase social inclusion, and strengthen mutual understanding among young people from diverse backgrounds. The project's fundamental motivation was the lack of awareness of the challenges faced by individuals with autism and their families in social life, leading to their social exclusion. Through this youth exchange, which included young people from Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Portugal, North Macedonia, and Hungary, participants had the opportunity to learn about autism and develop their awareness of social responsibility in this area. The project utilized non-formal learning methods, including play-based activities, production of spot films, and awareness campaigns to support the individual, social, and cultural development of the participants. One of the most important outcomes of this project is to empower young people to become active volunteers in the social integration of individuals with autism. Throughout the project, participants learned methods to communicate with individuals with autism, develop empathy, and strengthen social inclusion through both theoretical and practical activities. The overall goal of the project is to increase social inclusion and strengthen intercultural dialogue among young people by raising awareness about autism spectrum disorders. Specific Objectives of the Project To provide participants with accurate information about autism spectrum disorder and the living conditions of individuals with autism.To develop young people's awareness of social responsibility and encourage their active participation in social awareness activities. To develop creative and sustainable methods that support the integration of individuals with autism into society. intercultural learning , empathy and solidarity among young people from different countries .To develop problem solving, teamwork, communication and creative thinking skills in participants. In line with these goals, the project has succeeded in raising awareness about autism, making young people more sensitive individuals in this area, and enabling them to take an active role in social change.