For the immigrants the knowledge of the language of their host country is the most important factor for their social inclusion. However, many of them are reluctant to participate in formal or non formal courses. Therefore, a clear need arises for the promotion of informal language learning methodologies that will fit the needs of the immigrants and that will facilitate them to learn the host language. In order to tackle this problem, the project will develop a methodology which will adapt existing practices in informal learning (language cafe, TANDEM, cyber language cafe) to the specific needs of the immigrants and will develop three web tools aiming at facilitating the immigrants in this learning process (cyber cafe, databank for language resources and online informal language community). Furthermore, it aims to create regional networks of stakeholders in the partner regions that will be able to promote and sustain this process in the local communities but also, through online and offline networking, in the whole of Europe. The main target groups of the project are, on the one hand, the final users (immigrants, immigrant associations and NGOs working with immigrants) and, on the other hand, the organizers of the sessions (facilitators, restaurants, cafes, cultural spaces). The consortium of the project is made of nine partners from six countries (GR, IT, FR, ES, UK, DE) and includes all the key stakeholders in the sector (immigrant associations, NGOs working with immigrants, language learning institutions, local partnerships, informal language learning foundations, innovative SMEs experience in ICT related learning). The impact envisaged by the project is the significant increase of informal language learning for immigrants, the significant increase of the participation of immigrants in informal language learning sessions and the significant increase of the language skills of immigrants, which, as a result, will have the increase of their chances for social inclusion.