The project BRIDGE: Boosting resilient inclusion through digital & graphic education has been designed as a Training Course co-developed by eight organisations active in the youth work field and coordinated by Oriel APS. Its conception is rooted in a co-writing process within the partnership, actively involving youth workers, facilitators and educators through surveys, focus groups and local consultation meetings. From this needs analysis it emerged that the majority of youth workers feel underprepared in the use of digital and visual tools, and that there is a lack of structured non-formal education pathways truly accessible to young people with fewer opportunities. The project aims to respond to these challenges by equipping youth workers with innovative tools, transferable methodologies and practical competences to make non-formal education activities more inclusive, participatory and resilient. The ambition is not only to strengthen the individual skills of participants but also to build a European network of youth organisations capable of sharing good practices and developing common approaches. From the perspective of youth work, BRIDGE pursues five main objectives: to strengthen youth workers’ competences in group, visual and digital facilitation, multiplying them in their local and international contexts; to integrate innovative visual thinking methodologies and digital tools to overcome linguistic, cultural and cognitive barriers, creating a common and more accessible educational language; to promote the active participation of young people with fewer opportunities, valuing their learning styles and fostering agency and protagonism; to consolidate a resilient network of youth workers and organisations able to sustain and disseminate the use of graphic and digital methodologies in youth work; to develop a digital and graphic Toolbox collecting 40 non-formal methodologies, co-created during the Training Course, as a concrete resource for the consortium and for the wider European youth work sector. Through this approach, BRIDGE aims to contribute to the evolution of European youth work towards more inclusive, creative and needs-based practices, capable of addressing the real challenges of young people and local communities.