The project has raised awareness among young people about dance as a recreational activity in their lives, with an emphasis on its positive impact for a healthier lifestyle. Interactive non-formal education methods in a multicultural context, as well as practical activities (fitness, Zumba, dancehall, traditional dances, etc.), have been used for this purpose, through which young people could learn by experimenting. Objectives of project: 1) YE has increased awareness of the beneficial effects of dance as a physical recreation tool for the 60 young participants and the development of competences for months through active involvement in the preparation, implementation and follow-up of the project. 2) YE has gathered 60 young people in 5 practical learning activities that are related to dance (fitness, Zumba, dancehall competition, traditional dance, contemporary dance), during the implementation. 3) YE has informed 60 young people from the 6 communities of the project partners about the importance of practicing dance as a physical activity, as well as about the dangers of sedentarism, through 3 local events organized by the young participants, with the support of partner organizations. At each event also the Erasmus+ Programme has promoted. 4) YE has developed of 4 tools for promoting an active lifestyle on social media: YouTube channel (with promotional videos, the target is 10000 people. 5) YE has created of 1 international cooperation network for new initiatives, with a core consisting of the 6 partner organizations, which attracted 20 entities (NGOs, municipalities, schools, etc) during the project timeline. The project is in line with the general objectives of Erasmus+ (KA1 youth): - Offered young people access to new ways of learning (non-formal, direct experiences) - Increased motivation, self-esteem and initiative. - Promoted multiculturality and tolerance. - Developed language skills (English). - Supported active participation and involved in global issues that affect us (sedentarism). - Involved young participants with fewer opportunities.