Founded in 1906, the national Roma service organisation works in child welfare, social services, education and spiritual support. Its approach rests on Christian values, human dignity, justice and community. Services support Roma wellbeing, participation and rights across life stages.
Activities include Päiväkumpu children's home and the Naisten Kulma women's service, alongside cultural-sensitivity work with other organisations. Camps, courses and projects include Romani language and links between generations. The website reports around 17 employees.
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