Apply for a non-subsidised rental apartment through Vuokraovi or Oikotie. The apartment advertisement will contain a link to the application. After completing the application, prove your identity with online banking credentials or Mobile ID. Your co-applicant, if you have one, must also prove their identity through authentication and confirm the housing application.If you cannot use strong authentication, please visit the rental apartment search customer service at Työpajankatu 8. Bring your passport or identity card with you. Your apartment application will not be included in the tenant selection process until after you have confirmed your identity.As the main applicant, you must be of legal age and have a Finnish personal identity code. If you wish, you can update your application, after which it will replace your previously submitted application. An expired application cannot be updated or copied - you must submit a new application.
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You can apply for a right-of-occupancy dwelling if you are 18 years of age of older and you do not have an owner-occupied dwelling that satisfies the need for housing in your municipality or you do not have funds to acquire one. This wealth limit does not apply for people over 55. Wealth will not be taken into account if you change from one right-of-occupancy dwelling to another.
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You have to apply for basic social assistance (income support) from Kela. You can apply for supplementary and preventive social assistance with the same application which Kela will forward to the City of Helsinki.
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Please get in touch with our appointment booking service when your assistive device needs maintenance. You can make an appointment by calling or online.
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An apprenticeship is the perfect choice if you want to combine work and study.
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Ilmonet, course listings and online enrolment to Adult Education Institutes.
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A street, a square or a park can be used as a work area with the city's approval.
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There are 7 artificial ice rinks in Helsinki.
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Arts and crafts groups offer an opportunity to make objects for decoration and practical uses by hand with different materials and techniques.
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The assessing of service needs must be done together with the customer and, if necessary, with the customer's relative, close friend or a guardian appointed to the customer.
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During their assessment and rehabilitation, a client receives an evaluation of their cognitive, mental, physical and social capabilities.
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Pupils are entitled to necessary interpretation and assistant services for schoolwork, other teaching and student welfare services, and special school aids, free of charge.
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Residents live in furnished rooms for 1-2 people, and can also bring their own furniture and items with them.
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Group homes provide disabled people with assisted, guided and supported housing. When assessing the housing options, the customer's need for assistance, care, guidance and support in everyday life is taken into account.
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We lend assistive devices to Helsinki residents aged 16 and above with impaired functional capacity.
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The Aurora Mobile Outpatient Unit is the multidisciplinary outreach outpatient care working group of Helsinki's psychiatric services.
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You can take part in basic education for adults (aikuisten perusopetus), if you have not completed your basic education, you discontinued your basic education, or you want to improve the grades on your basic education certificate.
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Some schools in Helsinki give bilingual instruction (kaksikielinen opetus). In that case, the instruction takes place in Finnish and another language.
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