The project created a visible impact on young people and the local university campus through accessible youth information, social interaction, and skill growth. Weekly Coffee Talks sessions at LOBA Café attracted students who rarely join formal youth activities. The informal setting supported confidence growth, English communication practice, and peer connection, which reduced social isolation and increased motivation to engage in European opportunities.

Young people gained clear awareness of Erasmus+, volunteering, DiscoverEU, and mobility routes through Europoly and Tabudesk games. Complex information became easier to understand through real-life scenarios, quizzes, and group challenges. Many participants started follow-up conversations with Eurodesk volunteers, searched for opportunities, and shared information with peers. Several students expressed interest in future youth exchanges and volunteering actions.

At community level, the project increased the visibility of Eurodesk services and reliable youth information. Social media posts and short videos extended reach beyond physical sessions and encouraged new participants to join. Cooperation with a local café created a sustainable and youth-friendly space for informal learning.