By implementing this project, we aim to strengthen the social cohesion of young people with disabilities and fewer opportunities, increase their cultural awareness and help them express their views and contribute to the creation of barrier-free cities that will be built after the earthquake with the knowledge they will gain. Our project will enable young people to gain self-confidence, develop their social skills and increase their social participation, and to be informed about the opportunities that Europe offers. From a youth work practice perspective, our aim is to strengthen disadvantaged young people and their living conditions, support them in active citizenship and social participation, and contribute to their personal development. At the same time, thanks to the learning outcomes, they will be able to share with local administrators how to implement barrier-free cities examples in Europe in their own cities.