The Support Centre for Immigrants with Disabilities – Hilma promotes the rights and equal opportunities of immigrants with disabilities and long-term illnesses in Finnish society.
Autism Finland is a national expert and non-governmental organisation representing the autism spectrum disorders. .
A non-governmental organisation founded in 2001 whose mission is to promote the learning, study and employment opportunities of different kinds of learners and their participation and inclusion.
Expertise in the comprehensive everyday life of a person living with a rare disease.
The Council on Disability promotes the equality, participation and inclusion of Helsinki residents living with a disability or long-term illness and takes stand on related matters.
The Finnish Association of People with Disabilities is a national multidisciplinary organisation for advocacy and service provision.
Vammaisperheyhdistys Jaatinen is a national association founded in 1997 by families with disabled children.
The activities of the organisation consist of diverse recreational and leisure activities offered to people with developmental disabilities, families and voluntary operators as well as of day activities and permanent housing services.
Our activities are intended for everyone who needs support in understanding, learning and everyday activities.
Association promotes the equality, participation and inclusion in society of people with developmental disabilities and other people who need special support in learning, understanding and communication.
Kuuloliitto offers its members a variety of activities, support and information.
Peer support and events for hard of hearing children and their families.
Support, counselling and activities for the deaf.
Peer support, legal advice, courses, training and activities for persons with disabilities.
Information and support for people with restricted growth and their families.
An interest, expert and service organisation for people with a visual impairment.
Peer support for children with visual impairments and their families.
Support and activities for people with autistic spectrum disorders and their families.
Our target group includes people with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, normal pressure hydrocephalus and other childhood-onset physical disabilities of neurologic origin and their loved ones.
The Finnish Deafblind Association is an advocacy, peer, expert and service organisation for the deafblind and those with a severe vision and hearing impairment.
TATU organises peer activities for children and young adults (under 30 years of age) who have become disabled or ill as the result of an accident or treatment injury.
Vamlas is a foundation promoting the social inclusion and equality of children and young adults with disabilities.
