Founded in 1867, this non-profit foundation group works for human dignity and social change. It supports people in difficult circumstances, including marginalised groups, asylum seekers, migrants and undocumented people. Services also reach 16-to-29-year-olds outside education and employment.
Activities include homelessness, addiction, Roma and neighbourhood work and international development cooperation. The foundation owns Rinnekodit. Training, seminars and guided tours exploring the local block and two cemeteries are offered. The premises have a wheelchair-accessible entrance.
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