👵 · 46 organisations

Elderly care non-profits in Sweden

Browse 46 charities and associations supporting older people in Sweden. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

Showing 12 of 46 organisations

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CompanyWhat they do

DF
Doktor Felix Neuberghs stiftelseGöteborg, SwedenHealth · Medical research +4 more
FE
FemNetMalmö, SwedenGender equality · Heritage +3 more
LC
Lions Club OxelösundOxelösund, SwedenCommunity development · Humanitarian aid & Disaster relief +4 more
RK
Röda KorsetStockholm, SwedenHumanitarian aid & Disaster relief · Health +7 more
HV
Hej VännerKarlshamn, SwedenCommunity development · Children & Youth +4 more
AR
Anhörigas RiksförbundVarberg, SwedenHealth · Mental health +4 more
Riksförbundet HjärnkollStockholm, SwedenMental health · Children & Youth +1 more
FrälsningsarménStockholm, SwedenHousing & Homelessness · Poverty & Hunger +7 more
GO
GoKungsbackaKungsbacka, SwedenCommunity development · Elderly care +4 more
ST
Stiftelse till Ingrid och Gustaf Fribergs minneGrönahög, SwedenChildren & Youth · Health +12 more
EE
Ellen, Elsa och Torsten Settergrens stiftelseSkövde, SwedenElderly care · Health +1 more
FE
Familjen Erik Bancks Stiftelse MariagårdenHelsingborg, SwedenHousing & Homelessness · Elderly care +1 more

Elderly care non-profits in Sweden at a glance

Of the 46 Elderly care non-profits in Sweden, the most common cause areas are Health (52%), Community development (52%) and Children & Youth (48%).

Cause areas

Health52%
Community development52%
Children & Youth48%
Education35%
Disability28%

Organisation types

Association57%
Grant-making foundation15%
Operating foundation9%
Community organisation7%
Network or umbrella7%

Beneficiaries

Elderly people98%
Children48%
Youth35%
Patients33%
People with disabilities30%

Funding sources

Individual donations35%
Membership fees17%
Government funding17%
Grants13%
Corporate partnerships13%

Top cities

Stockholm22%
Malmö11%
Göteborg7%
Varberg4%
Helsingborg4%
Lund4%

Size

1-10 employees2%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees2%
201-500 employees2%
501-1000 employees2%

Key facts

1996 is the median founding year
4% say donations are tax-deductible
2% publish a charity number
78% name their programmes
52% invite volunteers

Figures from all 46 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.