Iittalan Kotikulma
Residential child-protection care for children and young people in Iittala, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Iittalan Kotikulma
Iittalan Kotikulma operates a private residential child-protection facility with a home-like environment and community-based care. The facility has seven places.
It provides child-welfare services for children and young people and works closely with a sister unit in Akaa. The company also operates units in Nuutajärvi and Juupajoki.
Iittalan Kotikulma Oy was founded in 2018 and operates in Iittala, Hämeenlinna, Finland.
Product: Private residential child-protection care in a seven-place facility.
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