They need to be trained first on their personal development and be empowered to set and achieve their objectives. SociallyAgile promotes social entrepreneurship through an innovative approach, helping youth progress from ideation to launch with a value proposition through the introduction and application of agile methodology. SociallyAgile is structured as a journey, made of several steps and challenges that young people 20-35 years old will need to take in order to reach their objective: they get introduced to business concepts, understand how they can implement an innovative idea in the field of social entrepreneurship, be trained and mentored and, finally launch their start-up. The logic behind the SociallyAgile project will contribute to their empowerment and boost their self-confidence, helping them feel more integrated and professionally and personally significant to society. Social entrepreneurship is most effective when the intervention target is informed by local experience. This means that social entrepreneurs are best positioned for success when they have a nuanced understanding — and perhaps even firsthand knowledge — of the social problems they aim to solve. On an individual level, citizens know their communities better than outsiders do. Researchers have found that a characteristic shared by some leading social entrepreneurs is their “intimate understanding of the problems they are trying to solve” (Abdou and others, 2010, p. 14). Essentially, young social entrepreneurs can draw from what may be best understood as a cultural fund of knowledge to implement authentically meaningful change. For these reasons, the SociallyAgile primary target group is youth 20-35 years old who wish to contribute to an improved and more inclusive community, while at the same time pursuing their professional objectives. To be effective, SociallyAgile includes critical elements such as the personal characteristics and motivational drives from unemployed youth. SociallyAgile will support them to regain self-confidence by identifying, strengthening, and applying their competencies. In this context, the SociallyAgile offers specific and feasible solutions to facilitate access to training of young people who want to be empowered and develop themselves and create societal impact. The project will support youth through an adult learning journey process and prototyping their business model ideas so that they can set up their own business following the principles of social economy. The primary aim of the project is to provide initial job experience while also building leadership skills and a sense of societal agency.