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Suomen NNKY-liitto ry
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 23 B
00100 Helsinki
puh. (09) 4342 290
fax (09) 4342 2920
e-mail **@**
Paikallisyhdistykset:
Etelä-Pohjanmaan NNKY, Helsingin NNKY, Hämeenlinnan NNKY, Imatran NNKY, Joensuun NNKY, Jyväskylän NNKY, Keski-Karjalan NNKY, Keski-Uudenmaan NNKY, Kotka KFUK, Kotkan seudun NNKY, Kuopion NNKY, Lahden NNKY, Lapin NNKY, Mikkelin NNKY, Mäntyharjun NNKY, Oulun NNKY, Pirkkalan NNKY, Savonlinnan NNKY, Sysmän NNKY, Tampereen NNKY, Turun NNKY, Vaasan NNKY, Valkeakosken seudun NNKY, Vääksyn NNKY, Åbo KFUK
NNKY-liike toimii noin 120 maassa ja sen toiminnassa on mukana noin 25 miljoonaa ihmistä.
www.worldywca.org
YWCA - Dare to Dream
Dare to dream a place where a diversity of women from different cultures and faiths can meet and share their experiences.
The YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association) is an ecumenical membership movement for women and girls. In Finland, the national association comprises 26 associations in 23 locations. Internationally, the YWCA represents 25 million women and children in over 120 countries.
Inspired by Christian faith, the purpose of the YWCA is to develop the leadership and collective power of women and girls to achieve human rights, health, security, freedom, justice and peace for all people.
Dare to dream a world of justice, safety and equality.
The history of the YWCA dates back to the 1850s, when the first associations were instituted in England. Established in 1894, the World YWCA serves as an umbrella organization for the national parent organizations.
The YWCA strives to empower women and girls through education and training, development programs, small-scale loans, and income-generating projects, as well as violence prevention with Rose Alley 76 exhibition about domestic violence and work against trafficking in women. An essential part of the YWCA's work is to train women for leadership and social justice.
Dare to dream a chance to break the everyday routine and take a breath, a chance to retreat to the peace and quiet of nature, a chance to engage in diverse interests and learn something new.
The YWCA of Finland was established in 1896. The local YWCAs provide a wide range of programs and services, from practical courses to hobby circles and religious events to social work. Services are directed at a diverse variety of groups, such as immigrants and refugees, families with small children, students, and senior citizens.
Contact us
Postal address:
Suomen NNKY-liitto ry (YWCA of Finland)
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 23 B
00100 Helsinki
Telephone: + 358 9 434 2290
Fax: + 358 9 4342 2920
Email: nnky(at)ywca.fi
Welcome to Hotel Helka
When you enter Hotel Helka, you get a strong sense of being in Finland. Helka offers an elegant combination of Nordic design, Finnish culture and hospitality in a cosy environment. The bright and spacious rooms are furnished with products from Artek and Finnish top designers. Themes from design and nature are present everywhere: in furnishing, service, food and music. Hotel Helka has served its guests in the heart of Helsinki since 1928.
Hotel Helka
Pohjoinen Rautatiekatu 23
FI-00100 HELSINKI
www.helka.fi
Tel: + 358 9 613 580
Fax: + 358 9 441 087
E-mail: **@**
Welcome to Tunturikeimiö
Next to Keimiötunturi-fell, in Muonio
We offer accommodation in the wilderness region by the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park.
Tunturikeimiö
Jerisjärventie 320
99300 MUONIO
www.tunturikeimio.fi
E-mail: **@**
Tel: + 358 9 4342 290
Fax: +358 9 4342 2920
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