After-School Street Sessions
Low-threshold football, movement games, and mentoring directly after school so young people can move from classroom to safe activity without barriers.
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Movement, trust, belonging
Sport that starts where home begins
Hemmaplans Sociala Idrottsforening creates safe, structured spaces in Malmö where children, teenagers, and families can build confidence, routines, and community through everyday sport.
Key numbers
Measured impact across the city
86%
participants report stronger social connection
14
weekly activity windows in local spaces
5
sports formats adapted for mixed-age groups
1,200+
family visits supported through community events
Programs showcase
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Three ways we activate local streets and halls
Family Weekend Play
Intergenerational activities that welcome siblings, caregivers, and neighbors into shared routines around health, play, and support.
Read moreYouth Leadership Track
Training, paid practice hours, and supervision that help older participants become trusted leaders in their own neighborhoods.
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Why it works
Built around trust before performance
Our model starts locally, with consistent adults, known places, and a schedule families can count on. That makes participation realistic for young people who are often excluded from formal club structures.
By combining sport with relational work, we make each session a point of connection: a place to practice teamwork, strengthen confidence, and create pathways into longer-term education and leadership.
- Neighborhood-first outreach in Malmö
- Safe transitions from school to activity
- Led by Director Hedvig Jakobsson and trained community coaches
Voices from the field
What participants and partners say
Partners
Working with schools, clubs, and neighborhood actors
Malmö Stad
Fryshuset
Skåneidrotten
FC Rosengård
Heleneholm
MKB
Rädda Barnen
Malmö Universitet
Latest blog posts
Stories from sessions, families, and the city
Why consistency matters more than intensity in youth sport
A look at how weekly routines, trusted adults, and familiar places keep more young people engaged for the long term.
Read articleWeekend family play opens a wider door into participation
Parents and siblings are becoming part of the activity rhythm, making support at home stronger and more sustainable.
Read articleFrom participant to mentor: the first season of youth leadership
How local teenagers stepped into coaching support roles and became reliable role models for younger players.
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