Disabled youth inclusion in active leisure activities in Kaunas

The object of the research: Active leisure opportunities for young people with disabilities. The aim of the research: Ezamine active leisure options for disabled youth. The objectives of the research: 1. Discuss the importance of leisure activities for the disabled. 2. Examine the active leisure options in Kaunas. 3. Determine the volunteers approach to vigorous adaptive physical activities for disabled youth. Conclusion and main results: 1. Leisure, especially active leisure is beneficial to a disabled person it not only improves the physical condition, but also emotional. Leisure improves motor skills, physical capabilities, can increase the range of motion. It also makes it easier to integrate into society, improve social skills, increase self-esteem, promotes communication, provides an opportunity to realize himself as a personality. Therefore leisure time is particularly important from an early age, because his support is formed by diverse personality. 2. Active leisure opportunities are endless in Kaunas. However, the number for disabled people nevertheless limited. For a variety of problems arise from the awareness, accessibility, environment, equipment, software, and the application activities and competent staff. The investigation only a small part of the organization can lead to the assumption that they are fully or partially disabled. 3. Opportunities to engage them own favorite outdoor activities, but they are limited. Obstacles to the free choice includes issues such as the organization is not able to accept people with disabilities because of the unfriendly environment, lack of equipment, not adapted to the activity itself. It is also important factors influencing the choice of transport is a problem, because public transportation is difficult or impossible to get to the right place. And financial obstacles, some classes are expensive, require additional equipment related to the activity. I think in the future this problem will be solved and people with disabilities will have better opportunities to choose them favorite leisure activities