"MOJU YOU(th)NIVERSITY" was a space for debate, networking, training and exchange of experiences of youth workers and leaders. 6 days Training Course, 50 young people from 25 different countries, including Programme Countries, South East Europe, Eastern Europe and Caucasus and Mediterrean Partner Countries, gathered in 2 simultaneous training courses in Olhão, Portugal from 16th to 21st March 2015. ?YesWeFacilitate!? - Training for facilitators on youth events for young people with fewer opportunities ?YesWeOrganize!" - Training on project cycle management of inclusive youth exchanges under the E+ Programme The main aim of these training courses was to develop participants' competences to work and to act within intercultural environment, specifically on themes like facilitation and project cycle management (PCM) through non formal education. It had also as objective to provide quality trainings for the participants in certain areas of the youth work. Thus, to reach better quality of activities for young people with fewer opportunities organized under the new EU Programme 2014-2020 Erasmus+. Activities gave participants the space to take an active role, express themselves and share good practices concerning facilitation processes, group dynamics, designing, running, evaluating and follow-up of educational youth projects on the different country realities. There were joint sessions in order to integrate all group strength, to create more opportunities for cooperation and networking. They had the opportunity to share their experience, to debate and discuss, discover the needs of their communities, work on simulations, lead and be leaded by each other, to learn from each other and experience situations through the use of non-formal methods which will be implemented according to the needs of the participants. As one of several outcomes, we created action plans for future projects, which our participants will act as multipliers that will organise different local and international activities within the non-formal education for young and with fewer opportunities due to social exclusion.