The non-profit association supports Finnish-Russian school education and pupils' extracurricular activities. It runs two bilingual early childhood education centres, promotes interest in Russian language and culture, and helps Russian speakers learn about Finnish society.
Early language learning uses games, songs, stories and rhymes. Staff speak to children in their own mother tongue, Finnish or Russian. This location is at Kalinka day-care centre.
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