The project environment islocated in different geographical areas, public youth arenas and voluntary centres in Stavanger: a) Bekkefaret bydelshus, b) Kyviksmarka, c) Hundvåg bydelshus, d)Tasta bydelshus, e) Kvernevik bydelshus and f) Frivilligsentralene (Voluntary Centres) a) Bekkefaret bydelshus is a community- and leisure centre consisting of a wide range of activities, courses and measures, mainly targeting youth at age 13 – 16, especially youth at risk. There are a large number of people, organisations, etc. who frequently use the centre. Youth participation in developing ideas and projects are integrated in the daily activities. The centre also serves as an informal meeting spot for young people in the community, and has a close cooperation with the lower secondary school located just across the street and with NGO`s in the community. b) Kyviksmarka is a brand new leisure centre for youth located in Storhaug bydel in Stavanger. It consists of two different leisure centres; b1) Storhaug Fritid and b2) Bakgården Aktivitetssenter b 1) Storhaug Fritid consits of a wide range of activities, mainly targeting youth at age 13 -16, especially youth at risk b 2) Bakgården Aktivitetssenter offers facilitated leisure activities for youngsters at the age 16-25.. Bakgården consists of a wide range of activities like social evenings with dining, hiking, swimming, trips, special evenings for girls, special evenings for boys and evenings with different themes. But mostly it serves as a social informal meeting place for youngsters who, for different reasons, are having problems finding their place in the ordinary leisure activities. c) Hundvåg bydelshus is a community- and leisure centre consisting of a wide range of activities, courses and measures, mainly targeting youth at age 13 – 16, especially youth at risk. There are a large number of people, organisations, etc. who frequently use the centre. Youth participation in developing ideas and projects are integrated in the daily activities. The centre also serves as an informal meeting spot for young people in the community and with NGO`s in the community. d) Tasta bydelshus is a community- and leisure centre consisting of a wide range of activities, courses and measures, mainly targeting youth at age 13 – 16, especially youth at risk. There are a large number of people, organisations, etc. who frequently use the centre. Youth participation in developing ideas and projects are integrated in the daily activities. The centre also serves as an informal meeting spot for young people in the community. With one of Norway`s largest skate parks and a football training ground some hundred meters away, it is also a melting pot for youth with different interests. e) Kvernevik bydelshus is a community- and leisure centre consisting of a wide range of activities, courses and measures, mainly targeting youth at age 13 – 16, especially youth at risk. There are a large number of people, organisations, etc. who frequently use the centre. Youth participation in developing ideas and projects are integrated in the daily activities. The centre also serves as an informal meeting spot for young people in the community and with NGO`s in the community. f) Frivilligsentralene (Voluntary centres): Frivilligsentralene (The Volunteer Centers) are situated in three different parts of the city, all of them within a range of 7 km from city center. Each Center has a general Manager who is in charge of the daily operations and the volunteers connected to the Center. Stavanger is the Oil Capital of Norway and we have a wealthy population. This makes the contrasts between rich and poor even bigger, and the need for activities that equalize social inequality are therefor important. Activities that promote a healthy way of living are of great interest to the Volunteer Centers. Frivilligsentralene`s main focus is coordinating local voluntary work, encourage volunteering, create meeting places and having an open and inclusive approach to people. They emphasize interdiciplinary collaboration with NGO`s, different associations and clubs, and also local government. Even though Frivilligsentralene are run differently, they all initiate various activities for different people in different situations of life and ages. To name a few; meetingplaces for foreigners who want to practice the Norwegian language, activity days across generations, computer courses for women from minority groups, day-to-day help for people in need of an extra hand etc. These activities are often initiated by the volunteers themselves. To sum up; The Volunteer Centers will meet the needs that arise from people in the various districts of Stavanger, and are concerned with healthrelated avtivities for both young and old people. - The volunteers will also take part in Fiks Ferigge Ferie (FFF) which is an offer for children of all ages during the summer vacation. Approx 2000 children participate in several different avctivities througout