The non-profit association works with young people, adults, seniors, multicultural communities and volunteers. Activities include Tyttöjen Tupa for girls aged 12–22, a boys' meeting place, diversity groups, big-sister activities, small youth groups and the multicultural Global Friday meeting place. Seniors have peer support and groups. Support also reaches men outside employment, young people leaving aftercare and people receiving rehabilitation support.
It offers ESKEH accessibility surveys, advice on accessible websites and customer service, and safer-space and equality training. Quota refugees receive housing guidance with International House. The premises are in the Iso Myy shopping centre. Accessible seating is provided, but there is no accessible toilet.
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