Back on Track (BoT) is a program that aims to support and encourage young people outside the labor market to pursue further studies, employment, or other meaningful occupations. It does this by improving social skills and strengthening self-image and self-confidence through a three-step action plan of introduction, follow-up, and closure. "Talks" are held when an individual is ready for the next step. Recurring features and the culture and history of BoT are discussed. Difficulties include motivating participants and themselves, while rewards include seeing participants enjoy BoT and the difference it makes. Results showed that of 21 participants aged 18-24, over 70% of ex-participants had positive outcomes.