The bilingual youth care home has 14 places and its own Finnish-language small-group basic education unit. Adult-led routines, school attendance and hobbies structure daily life. Green Care activities include nature walks, farm work and animal-assisted work, and the unit holds the LuontoHoiva quality mark.
The multidisciplinary staff includes social care professionals, a neuropsychiatric coach, an occupational therapist and a psychiatric nurse. Placements require a social worker's decision under open-care support, urgent placement or child welfare custody. A gym hall is also available on site.
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