Besides a static exhibition as mentioned above, Young Inspirers also move around the station with posters and banners. Passengers in the trains and passers by are able to go through these; meanwhile Young Inspirers distribute handbills on health issues in the trains.

Young Inspirers supported by the SECRT unit of FPA India, Lucknow Branch organized Inspiring Yatra 1996 (by train). This Yatra started on the World Health Day (7th April) and ended on Inspirers Day (17th April). The idea of this Yatra was conceived by Young Inspirer Manish Kumar. Eight Young Inspirers participated in the Yatra. They were guided by Nandini Johri, Counselor, SECRT - FPA India, Lucknow Branch. The route undertaken was: Lucknow – Gorakhpur - Varanasi - Pratapgarh - Lucknow. Before the commencement of Yatra, permission was taken from the Railway Board, New Delhi. Educational material was distributed in the running trains as well as in the trains at the platforms. Young Inspirers held discussions with the passengers. Those who were interested in having more information about a particular health problem or HIV/AIDS were requested to visit the mobile library set up in one of the compartments of the train. Many people made use of this library. A kit of educational material was given to the Station Masters en route.