Family Fun! EAPN Iceland and TINNA – Virknihús, offers family fun with children. From June 24th until the 19th of august, they offer free family events every Monday Attendance in Gerðuberg 3-5 every Monday at 11.00. Bread and drinks before we go with the public bus to the destination. Also there will be an open house, bread and drinks and a chat with social worker all Wednesdays this summer, between 10 and 14 at Gerðuberg 3-5. Not registration needed and attendance is free. Everybody welcome.   Program: 24th of June Sjóminjasafnið – Reykjavík Maritime Museum 1st of July. Húsdýragarðurinn – Park and Zoo 8th of July. Kjarvalsstaðir og Klambratún leikvöllur – Playground 15th of July. Árbæjarsafn-Árbær Open Air Museum 22nd of July. Þjóðminjasafnið – National Museum of Iceland 29th of July. Sumarhátíð Fjölskyldumiðstöðinni – Summer festival 12th of August. Grasagarðurinn – Botanic garden 19th of August. Ásmundarsafn og ratleikur – Museum Ásmundur and orientation game   For more info, call: 664-4010 Here you find a poster with the program.

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Vaccinations save lives! Vaccination is an immunisation intended to prevent the spread of a severe communicable disease. Vaccines contain ingredients called antigens, which help the body develop immunity (protection) against specific diseases.

Learning Icelandic helps you integrate into society and increases access to employment opportunities. Most new residents in Iceland are entitled to support for funding Icelandic lessons, for example through labour union benefits, unemployment benefits or social benefits. If you are not employed, please contact the social service or the Directorate of Labour to find out how you can sign up for Icelandic lessons.

The City Library runs an ambitious program, provides all kinds of services and organises regular events for children and adults, all for free. The library is buzzing with life. For example there is The Story Corner, Icelandic practise, Seed Library, family mornings and much more. Here you find the full program.

Here you can find all kinds of material from the Multicultural Information Centre. Use the table of contents to see what this section has to offer.