Founded in 1998, the non-profit foundation provides services for people on the autism spectrum. Service operations began in 2000 and include guidance, coaching, day activities, residential care and supported living. It has around 600 employees and 30 units across Finland.
The foundation also runs Galleria Kirjo, exhibiting work by neurodivergent artists. It belongs to the Arvo social enterprise association and the Association for Finnish Work.
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