folkhalsan.fi
Health, social care, education and community services for Swedish-speaking people across Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About folkhalsan.fi
Folkhälsan is a Swedish-speaking Finnish organization that provides health and social care services, expert work, research, education and community activities. Its services include childcare, elderly care, home care, rehabilitation, therapies, swimming lessons and training.
It serves children, families, young people, adults, older people and professionals. The organization reports approximately 1,400 employees and nearly 19,000 members in local associations across Finland.
Product: Health and social care services, rehabilitation, education, research and community activities.
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