The target group of this project are young migrant NEETs. They are facing very important difficulties such as lack of inclusion, low employability, fewer opportunities and marginalisation. These challenges are mainly experienced by newly arrived migrants and young refugees and have become a major area of concern for public authorities, NGOs and stakeholders at different levels. Linguistic barriers and educational gaps, compared to their non-migrant peers, hamper their development of skills and knowledge, employability potential and personal development; thus setting integration challenges that the formal education structures in Europe are only partially able to fulfil.

Among the NEETs population, migrant NEETs are, therefore, identified as the most vulnerable target groups. In the majority of the EU projects and programmes, young migrants are usually empowered in the field of entrepreneurship disregarding other important issues such as inclusion in society and creation of social value, other than a simple economic gain. Social entrepreneurship is the best way to combine the need for economic welfare and social change.