The World Health Organisation expresses how obesity has reached epidemic proportions globally, where in the EU a minimum of 2.8 million people lose their lives as a result of being obese or overweight every year. Additionally, the EU Action Plan on Childhood Obesity 2014-2020, also states that approximately 7% of national health budgets in the European Union are spent on diseases which are associated with obesity. The latter indicator does not include considerable indirect costs resulting in lost productivity at the workplace due to workers’ health complications and premature death. The Youth Exchange was aimed at both educators and youth who, now or in the future, are able to influence generations to improve the quality of our day to day lifestyles as we believe that it is not simply a matter which affects a small sector of the community, but rather an act which holds the potential of generating a domino effect. We therefore sought to not only improve the quality of future lifestyles of our participants, but on a greater scale to raise awareness to the people around us so that the envisaged impact is ensured. To tackle the issue of obesity, youth organisations from Lithuania, Turkey, Poland, Portugal, Hungary and Malta have come together for this project under the title "NObesity". The goal was to tackle obesity and unhealthy lifestyle problems by 1) raising awareness of the issue and 2) encourage active participation of young people. And to reach the goal, the following objectives have been set: - develop youngsters’ understanding of obesity, its root causes and ways to tackle it; - raise awareness on how unhealthy lifestyle leads to various psychological issues, and importance to pay attention to it; - generate applicable ideas to improve healthy lifestyle by creating interactive physical activities; - promote healthy dishes inspired from the participating countries which in result would keeping the traditional culture and heritage alive; integrating food and culture as a tool for non-formal education; - run social media campaign and motivate young people to join various initiatives on the topic; - ensure that our youths have the adequate knowledge on how to live healthily whilst encouraging them to become active agents of change within their communities and participants in shaping a better future for themselves and for generations to come. The participants were running the activities themselves and they were able to: 1) learn the knowledge and skills necessary to reduce obesity and promote healthy lifestyle; 2) increase their project management skills by creating and implementing various activities during the mobility and after it; 3) learn how to set up online awareness campaigns targeting social issues; 4) improve competencies such as teamwork, problem-solving, decision-making and responsibility; 5) work in a multicultural environment and improve both language and adaptation skills. For successful organisation, implementation and dissemination of the project, Creative Youth (CY) has called for the most motivated and reliable partners from Lithuania, Poland, Portugal, Hungary and Turkey to participate. This partnership provided all participants with invaluable insights into the problems facing obesity in the participating countries and brought answers on effective ways to raise awareness and initiate active participation to tackle this problem.