Roma are the largest ethnic minority group in the EU, and their integration is already a pending issue, as Roma communities continue facing discrimination in accessing education, employment, healthcare and other services. Implementing concrete action to integrate Roma has proven difficult for many countries, as cultural and social differences seem to be a gap difficult to solve, and one of the main reasons is the lack of knowledge and practice regarding intercultural approach to Roma traditions, as well as the lack of other competences such as problem solving, tolerance or motivation among those professionals working as mediators, advisers or trainers with Roma and non-Roma population.TANGIBLE OUTCOMES: 1. “Social and civil competences to work for the integration of Roma people” on-line course.2."Social and civil competences to work for the integration of Roma people" handbook.INTANGIBLE OUTCOMES: 1. Exchange of experiences and good practices among the partners and the setting up of future collaborations.IMPACTImprovement of skills, knowledge and abilities of advisers/ mediators/ trainers working in social and/or labour integration of Roma people.