Founded in 1967, the association offers substance-free, volunteer-based peer support to people recovering from addiction and their relatives. Activities include cooking, bicycle repairs, crafts, woodworking, restoration and occasional outings. Participants can help shape the programme.
The premises have open doors during opening hours, while guided introductions can be arranged in advance. Membership is applied for using a membership form. The association belongs to the national A-kilta union and works with public bodies and other organisations in substance use support.
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