Health-Lit is a 24-month Erasmus+ project designed to enhance the health literacy of young people aged 14 to 29 in Italy, Lithuania, Cyprus, Bulgaria, and Croatia. The project aims to empower youth to navigate health-related information, detect disinformation, and build digital resilience – key competences in today’s complex media and health environment.
To achieve this, Health-Lit will:
Equip youth with the skills to critically assess health information online and offline.
Support youth workers and educators with innovative methodologies in health literacy and media education.
Strengthen the connection between practice and policy in the youth and health sectors.
Engage communities in creating healthier, better-informed digital citizens.
In Health-Lit, Future Needs leads the work package “Connect: Communicate, Participate, Disseminate.” This involves the full communication and dissemination strategy of the project, ensuring wide visibility, engagement, and participation across all five countries and beyond.
Specifically, Future Needs will:
Create the project’s visual identity and branding.
Design and implement the communication plan, including social media, stakeholder outreach, and public engagement.
Coordinate project partners in executing communication activities aligned with identified target groups.
Lead knowledge sharing to showcase youth voices and the impact of Health-Lit in action.
Health-Lit focuses on reaching and empowering:
Health-Lit is designed to deliver both tangible outputs and lasting social impact:
Over 700 people will take part in local and international project activities, while an estimated 5,000 individuals will be reached through digital and communication channels.
