European mobility programs have played an important role in the transformation of young people who have participated in them. Over time, these programs have become more flexible, with newly implemented measures to allow young people with fewer opportunities to participate and also take advantage of the experience. However, these young people need more preparation to overcome difficulties and frustrations, as well as a more step-by-step process of participating in these programs. The GAIN project aims to offer this gradual engagement through a training process that gives youth the opportunity to learn about the different program possibilities while they are empowered with a basic set of skills to be able to participate successfully. In turn, it aims to offer these young people international experiences that allow them to transform themselves and to overcome the difficulties of their social situation. Finally, it aims to offer the possibility of devising, planning and implementing a group entrepreneurship initiative as well as identifying and collecting all the learning of this process.The planned activities are related to this preparation of young people with fewer opportunities, including a training period (A5), an international training experience in a group (C1), an international or national individual experience (A6 and A8) and the possibility of carrying out a group entrepreneurship project through the CES program (A7 and A11). These young people, together with the tangible results of the project, will be the main element of dissemination of the process so that other entities and young people can replicate them and take advantage of the experience.This project not only aims to act with the young participants, but also to empower the partner organizations (and non-formal partners) by facilitating access to resources and tools, to strengthen the GAIN network that aims to connect motivated entities for the development of projects with young people with less opportunities and, above all, to detect the good practices of the project, ensuring strong results and disseminating them for their exploitation.The activities will always be carried out based on non-formal education methodologies so that the impact on young people is greater and more adequate. The involvement of young people in the different phases of the project as an element of learning and entrepreneurship will also be strengthened. In this sense, the youth themselves will be of great importance during the design of the training process, as well as in the training activity and, of course, in the choice of the individual mobilities and the idea of ​​the solidary project.The GAIN project is a joint initiative with entities from Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Portugal, Poland and Spain with a wide spectrum of areas of activity, but with experiences in mobility projects, work with young people with fewer opportunities and experience in inclusion. That is why entities from different territorial areas have been chosen who can provide a different view of the realities of these young people at European level.Some of the promoting entities have previously participated in another Strategic Partnerships project that has promoted the training of entities, the creation of tools to offer a preparation of adequate mobility projects to young people with fewer opportunities as well as the creation of a network (GAIN Network) that aims to facilitate the identification of entities with motivation to participate or promote inclusion projects within Erasmus + and CES. The current project aims to use these tools created to strengthen them, disseminate them and initiate direct action with young people.The project will consist, not only with the existing partners, but of other non-formal partners who will share and participate indirectly but actively in the project. These entities will be part of a dissemination plan that aims not only to transfer the results to other organizations, to motivate new ones, to empower entities that work with the inclusion of young people, but also to raise awareness among National Agencies and decision-makers of European programs on the needs of young people with fewer opportunities. It is for them that we believe that the GAIN project has a significant potential impact, either by the young people themselves and entities that will participate directly or by the expected results that can help multiply the impact at the local, regional and European level.