HEALTH-LIT aims to enhance the digital and health literacy (HL) of young people (18-29 years), to tackle disinformation and thus to promote youth digital readiness, resilience and capacity. The project also seeks a systemic impact on the learning opportunities for youth in Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, Lithuania and Cyprus, by improving the competences of youth workers to apply innovative methodologies for HL. The project addresses the complex nature of vulnerabilities of youth under pressures of digital and technological transition systems, the spread of disinformation, and related health/wellbeing risks. Disinformation during Covid-19 has had detrimental effects on health-related behavior (as reported by WHO). Accordingly, the topic of HL has gained traction; young people’s awareness on socio-health issues, and particularly of those from vulnerable communities, is still low and unevenly developed in EU countries (more advanced in Nordic countries, much less in SEE and South Europe).