The general objective of the project is to increase by 420 young Neets the number of unemployed young people aged 16-29, registered at the ANOFM/AJOFM who return to education in second chance programs, especially those from disadvantaged categories, Roma/rural, raising awareness of the role of education through information campaigns, contributing directly to lowering the rate of school leaving, including by providing financial support measures for learners. The project aims to improve the possibilities of employing at least 420 unemployed NEETs registered with the Public Employment Service (SPO), from which Roma: 10 % of 4S224 = 42 PERSOANE and rural area: 30 % of 4S224 = 126 PERSON. In light of the general objective, the project subscribes to POCU’s objective of ensuring sustainable integration in the labor market of NEETs by providing facilities, in the form of financial support, for the graduates of the “Second Chance” young unemployed NEETs, in compliance with the legal provisions. The general objective can be achieved by providing integrated services of active and personalised employment measures, including guidance, counselling, compulsory education of the “Second Chance” type, financial support. This project aims in the long term to introduce innovative integrated elements in the field of employment, by matching labour market demand and supply, which will facilitate the integration of the target group into a competitive and constantly changing labour market, due to the results of the study, as well as some innovative elements introduced in the Second Chance Program. The project is also part of Priority Axis 2 Improving the situation of NEETs, investment priority: 8.ii Sustainable integration into the labour market of young people, especially those not in employment, not in education or training, including young people at risk of social exclusion and young people from marginalised communities, including through the implementation of the Youth Guarantee, the specific objective: 2.4 Increasing the number of unemployed NEETs aged 16-29 who return to education in second chance programmes, including initial vocational training programmes. At the same time, the project responds to the proposed result, namely 420 unemployed NEETs aged 16-29, registered with the SPO who return to education in second chance programmes, including initial vocational training programmes. Young NEETs will be able to benefit from measures such as: guidance, counselling, compulsory education, financial support, the project responds to the challenges identified in terms of sustainable integration of young people into the labour market and contributes to solving the low employment rate of young people, as well as the reluctance of employers to engage