This Christian non-profit rehabilitation community supports people affected by substance dependence and social exclusion. Residents stay voluntarily, usually for about a year or longer if needed, and share housework and the running of the community. Leaders are former residents who have completed the programme.
People can enter directly from the street after first contact. Intoxicants, smoking and substitution medication are not allowed. Founded in 2004, the Finnish association belongs to an international network. It also offers home, estate, cellar and storage clearance, removals and transport services. The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible.
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