Main objectives: The pilot project of free time activities in Reykjavík is aimed at promoting health, sports and active spending of free time among children and youth. Emphasizes increasing the use of the so-called leisure cards, development of social relationships, support of language skills in Icelandic and integration of children with different cultural and social backgrounds. The project focuses on children in the first and second years of elementary school, because it is at this age that it is crucial to involve children in activities that support the creation of social bonds. These ties increase the likelihood of long-term participation in activities and facilitate their adaptation in society. Specific objectives: • To increase the participation of children with an immigrant background and marginalized groups in sports and leisure activities to the level of the average in Reykjavík. • Improve the use of the leisure card among these groups to the level of the average. • Facilitate the social integration of children with different cultural backgrounds into Icelandic society. Project outputs: The pilot phase of the project demonstrated a positive impact on children's participation in sports and leisure activities. Specifically: • Proportion of active children: At the beginning of the project, 65% of children were active in the Breiðholt district. By the fall of 2021, this share has risen to 77% and in 2022 to 80%. • Increased participation of children from immigrant families: Despite the growing number of children of immigrant background, who are usually less likely to use leisure activities, there has been an increase in participation. • Prevention of risky behaviour: Children and young people involved in organized activities are less likely to engage in risky behaviour, such as alcohol and drug use.