The peer-support association helps people with substance-use and criminal backgrounds reintegrate into society. The centre has a living room, small kitchen and a room for meetings or quiet time. Cooking, themed groups and exercise are planned together each week. Youth work serves people aged 15–29.
Laundry facilities and a client computer are available, with help for calls to authorities. Individual meetings, release planning and peer support for relatives are offered. The centre works with prisons and serves as a community service, supervision and conditional release site. The train and bus stations are within walking distance, and accessible parking is available.
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