From 04th to 16th of July 2016, this youth exchange will gather 26 participants from 4 countries.For 20 years, CBB has been organizing volunteering and leisure activities with people who have a mental disability. In 2016, a group of CBB members wanted to consider this anniversary as an opportunity to tackle deeper the “inclusion topic” in the youth field by organizing a youth exchange this summer.Being in our twenties, it’s a stage that we all need to cross. At that moment, most of the youngsters are thinking about being more autonomous. They want to be more emancipated and to choose a life project. If this life period seems to be determining for many youngsters, it’s of course also a reality for young people with mental disability. Twenties are the time to think about…- Transition from school to …- Being more autonomous and in some cases independent in the daily life.- Living our own experiences and being allowed to make choices by ourselvesThrough this youth exchange, we would like to propose to participants to explore these questions.Through the use of non-formal education and artistic methods, participants will initiate a collective and personal reflexion to tackle this topic. Meetings with stakeholders involved in the field of counselling young people with disability in order to make them more autonomous, various workshops and moments of sharing will enable youngsters to compare experiences, to think about ways of live, and the difficulties To express their reflexions and opinions, the participants will create a short theatre play with the help of an artistic leader. A good opportunity to valorise their sense of creativityAt the end, the project will be publicly shown in the City of Marche-en-Famenne