"Need Help - Stop Violence" is a socio-educational project focused on the prevention and awareness of domestic violence among young Europeans. Its main objective is to stop the escalation of violence which require gender sensitivity and awareness of all active citizenship. Supporting youth and professional organizations working for gender equality so that, through social education, non-formal, perform preventive work given the high number of cases that are occurring in recent years.The specific objectives are:• Making new proposals for action in different areas aimed at preventing gender violence.• Create a positive attitude towards women and provide greater empowerment of them throughout Europe, creating equal opportunities for different genres.• Increase participation and active contribution of men in gender equality and combating gender violence.• Show positive attitude on equal opportunities between men and women.• Knowing cyber bullying problems that can occur from the misuse of ICTs, and that is the primary means in which young people today relate to and encourage the use of best practices.• Support the socio-educational projects for young workers on the prevention of gender violence.• Create a balanced network of European cooperation for the promotion of activities through non-formal education -for and with young people- locally and internationally, to conduct prevention.• Find proposals for action towards new opportunities for active citizenship, social change, personal growth and greater involvement of young people.Develop strategies for more effective communication and concern for policy makers to give greater visibility to the opportunities offered by the program: Erasmus +: Youth in Action.• Encourage new proposals for action in different areas: local, with schools, etc. and provide activities through non-formal education on the issues raised by the project to be implemented in the extracurricular activities of students, in a general framework to promote European values of respect for human rights, democracy, inclusion, peace and social cohesion.The project is divided into different phases: preparation, execution of activities and subsequent activities.The implementation phase consists of TWO ACTIVITIES: a training course and an exchange given the importance of the topic.The activity of the Training Course will be held in Las Rozas de Madrid from 18 to 23 July 2016, it will have 8 members (Turkey, Italy, Portugal, France and Spain) 24 participants, employees and managers in the field of youth, trainers, facilitators, people who work directly with youth leaders, youth organizations, and so on. It will have a teaching methodology with a mixture of theoretical content and practical exercises. Learning will be based on personal experience, reflection and group work. Participants will share their tools with others, give and receive information and lay the foundations for their transferability and development.The Exchange will be in Malaga as is the Autonomous Community with the highest percentage of complaints presented by domestic violence. It will be from 3 to 9 October 2016 and involve a total of 32 young people between 18 and 30 years plus trainers and support staff, a total of 8 partners. The program consists of workshops, exercises, discussions, simulations, games, etc. they themselves designed.The project activities are based on a combination of social non-formal education and the language used is English.Introduce that ICTs have changed the way young people live their relationships, making it more open. Allowing them to always know where they partner are, what they are doing, who they're talking to, etc. These manifestations may be the prelude to a violent relationship or a relationship of domination; therefore it is necessary to create a common strategy to stop the escalation of violence against women that is occurring throughout Europe in recent years by the economic crisis and the great cultural differences due to migration. Preventing and sensitizing youth ages avoid future irrational behaviors of domestic violence.