This project examines the critical health concern of overweight and obesity in Australia, highlighting its prevalence among both children and adults, as well as its significant economic and health burdens. It proposes a community-based education project aimed at increasing awareness and improving health outcomes. The project explores the factors contributing to high obesity rates, including the lack of sustainability in current programs, poor planning, and a focus on participation over community empowerment. It outlines the project's goals, which include identifying the health impacts of obesity, assessing the effectiveness of evidence-based practices, and examining other contributing factors. The project proposes strategies such as community empowerment, adherence to best practices, and rigorous evaluation to improve the effectiveness of community-based obesity prevention initiatives. The project also emphasizes the need for policies and legislation to ensure accountability and continuous improvement in these programs, aiming to reduce the prevalence of obesity and its associated chronic diseases.