I. Our motivation to carry out this project comes from a deep desire to support and bring a positive change in the lives of young people who have been ignored and marginalized due to the lack of access to essential information about their health. We are aware that this information is not just technical data, but a chance for young people to live a safer, healthier and more balanced life. The lack of correct and accessible sexual education is not only an educational problem, but one that affects the health and emotional, physical rights and future of these young people. In the absence of correct information, young people are exposed to risks such as unplanned pregnancies, STIs or abusive relationships, living in a circle of fear, and the unknown. II. Our need to act became even clearer when we noticed the stigma around discussing sexuality, which blocks the opportunity for young people to educate themselves and protect themselves. This project is not only an educational initiative, but a mission to restore dignity, confidence and hope to young people who have been taught that their sexuality is a shameful or forbidden subject. III. We feel that we have the responsibility to get involved so that the young people from the marginalized community no longer feel alone in the face of these challenges. We want to offer them not only information, but also the tools they need to make informed decisions, to claim their rights and to build healthy relationships. We strongly believe that everyone deserves the chance to live their lives freely and informedly, and this project is our way of contributing to this ideal. Finally, we want this project to become a strong voice for young people who have been silenced for too long and to inspire other similar initiatives in communities in Romania and throughout Europe. By implementing this project, we want to contribute to solving some essential problems faced by young people from marginalized ommunities in terms of sexual education and reproductive health. A. The main objective of the project is to increase the level of awareness of sexual health and healthy relationships, providing young people with the necessary tools and knowledge to make informed and responsible decisions in these areas. B. The objectives of our project are the following: 1. Developing the skills of young people: We aim to develop the skills of 30 young people between the ages of 18 and 25, from disadvantaged backgrounds, to manage healthy relationships and understand the importance of sexual health. During the 8-day youth exchange, we will use non-formal learning methods, such as role-playing, debates and interactive workshops, to develop communication skills, decision-making and understanding of consent and reproductive health. 2. Increasing the level of awareness: Another objective is to increase the level of awareness about consent and sexual health among these young people. For 12 months, we will hold information sessions, both online and in local communities, to provide them with accurate and accessible information about sexual health. We will emphasize demystifying misconceptions and promoting an open attitude towards these subjects, in order to reduce stigma and discrimination. 3. Improving access to correct information: We want, within 3 months from the completion of the project, at least 600 young people from the participating community to have access to correct educational resources about sexual health. We will create digital and printed educational materials, which will be distributed in schools, libraries and youth centers, thus ensuring that these resources will remain available even after the project is completed. Our project is based on approaches and working methods specific to non-formal education, such as experiential learning, in teams and open discussions, to facilitate the development of essential skills for the young participants. In addition, we will ensure that young people will have an active role in the planning and implementation of activities, encouraging them to be agents of their own changes and to contribute to the dissemination of knowledge in their communities. These objectives are formulated from the perspective of a youth worker and aim to provide a positive and sustainable impact, improving the lives of young people from disadvantaged communities and contributing to the development of a more informed and responsible society in terms of sexual health and health relationships