"""No Limits"" is a project realized in the period from 03.08.2017. to 02.12.2017. The main program activity was held from 23.09.2017. to 01.10.2017 in the town of Solin, near city of Split. The aim of the project was to make young people aware of the importance of inclusion, helping the needy, mutual respect, acceptance of diversity, common coexistence and respect for human rights in order to reduce the ever-present alienation and distance among the young. Promotion and implementation of sports activities, creative workshops and informal education as tools that connect young people regardless of their barriers and differences have helped us achieve our goals. Additionally, the participants became promoters of European action, expanded their cultural knowledge and experience. Self-evaluation processes during the project helped in the personal development of the participants, their awareness, expansion and inclusion of people with developmental difficulties in their daily lives. Work in international teams has achieved additional cohesion between the participants and encouraged the development of feelings of communion and inclusion.The accommodation was organized in hostel Jadro in Solin. Almost all the workshops were carried out in the open to promote a more active lifestyle (spending time outdoors) within the local community (Solin, Mimice, Split). City of Solin, Radio Split, Association Zvono and Association Moje dijete supported the project from the very beginning. The project enriched 31 participants with new experience in creative and sports workshops, informal methods of working with children with disabilities, team activities and, moreover, new and more inclusive perspectives. Interactive workshops have worked on participants by developing skills such as taking the initiative, critical thinking, solving problems, and adopting a positive attitude toward the environment. Through the audio-visual workshops, there was a significant positive impact on the digital, language and cultural competences of the participants.By conducting workshops in cooperation with NGOs Moje dijete and Zvono in Solin and Mimice, the program implemented additional activities in the local community, opening doors to local residents for inclusion in workshops and getting acquainted with project goals, workshops and progress achieved.Young people, shortly after the end of the project, acted affirmatively on others in their local community, actively spreading their knowledge and involving people with disabilities in their daily lives. Using the tools newly adopted, young people have promoted the project results in their daily lives and so spread positive empathy, inclusion and development of tolerance. At the end of the project, each partner organized 2 workshops in their local community, involving people with disabilities or people with reduced opportunities, through informal workshops aimed at stimulating and improving feelings of tolerance, acceptance and inclusion.All partners have included the results and some workshops from the project in their daily work and program with young people and will implement them into future follow-up projects.The products of audio-visual workshops such as promo spot, flyer and booklet have been used in further evaluation and dissemination of project achievements and are available to all partners for continuous use through Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/622819581238678/?fref = ts) and dropbox (https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v4lezhe458ercxw/AAAyR5pfzdEnXHKPd0HoUbOSa?dl=0).After the completion of ""No Limits"" project, all participants were awarded Youthpass certificate as a confirmation of acquired competences."