Our project aims to: - Increase participants aged 18-30, from different countries and backgrounds, who will learn about the Red Cross's history, core principles, and its role in daily life, thereby increasing their sense of belonging to the organization. - Promote an understanding of the Red Cross's fundamental principles and raise awareness among participants about Voluntary Service, one of its core principles. - Increase participants' sense of belonging to the Red Cross and volunteering for blood services, one of the Red Cross's core services, and support an increase in the number of volunteers. - Increase the Red Cross's capacity to provide essential services to the community through its service lines. - Encourage collaboration and the development of new ideas for the implementation of national and international projects. - Develop participants' digital skills; enhance their ability to organize healthy living and blood donation campaigns on social media and digital platforms within the Red Cross. - Introduce Erasmus+ ESC and Youthpass opportunities to participants and youth organizations, especially those with limited opportunities, and foster new collaborations in this area. - Raising intercultural awareness and fostering dialogue among young people from different countries through stimulating games, individual workspaces, simulation games, discussion sessions, presentations, and workshops. - Involving young people with limited opportunities in transnational project experiences. - Ensuring the development of the knowledge and skills of young people and youth leaders through non-formal learning techniques. - Improving the crisis management skills of young people, youth leaders, and their organizations; Increasing the knowledge capacity of group leaders to enable them to become future youth workers. - Increasing cooperation between youth organizations and local governments, the Red Crescent, and other organizations for blood donation campaigns at national and local levels.ants and youth organizations, especially young people with limited opportunities, and to increase new collaborations in this field