Run by the Deaconess Foundation, the service supports 16–29-year-olds with daily life, mental health, housing, money matters and routes into education and work. Participation is voluntary and confidential. A personal worker provides individual coaching, while groups practise everyday skills and prepare for study and employment.
Support is available in several languages, including culturally sensitive mental health work for young migrants and employment support for unemployed foreign-language speakers. The premises are on the third floor of the Myyrmanni shopping centre. The entrance is accessible. There is no accessible toilet within the service's own premises, but one is available in the centre.
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