includes those activities that give an individual a sense of pleasure, fun and entertainment. People use leisure for relaxation, to relieve stress, to overcome difficulties, to satisfy their interests, to maintain physical shape, social relationships, for the possibility of self-expression and creativity. Leisure activities are relatively free from the performance of duties in comparison with productivity and self-service. Examples of leisure activities:– physical education and sports – to observe, participate, train or otherwise organize sports activities at once;– artistic creativity – drawing, graphics, poetry, prose, etc.; – needlework – sewing, knitting, carpentry and other crafts;– contacts with others – telephone conversations, writing letters, joint dinners, meetings, etc.; – animal care – training, caring for animals;– hobbies – hobbies, favorite activities;– clubs and groups – church groups, youth clubs, interest groups, etc.; – bathhouse, sauna – relaxation, stress relief;– visits to museums, galleries – familiarization with cultural heritage, the beautiful;– games – cards, board games, computer games, etc.; Leisure activities can play an important role in the lives of persons with disabilities, especially when their participation in productive activities is limited.