Founded in 1956, this non-partisan youth organisation offers clubs, courses and camps for children and young people. It trains young people and helps them find work by passing on assignments, encouraging participation and entrepreneurship.
Those aged 13 to 28 can run a business through its youth entrepreneurship programme with support from a tutor and the association. Membership is required, and participants can earn seven study credits. Individual and family memberships are offered. Activities also take place in Askola.
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