Helseforum for kvinner
Oslo, Norway
About
Founded in 2000, Helseforum for kvinner is a non-profit organisation based in Oslo, Norway working on health, gender equality, refugees & migration +4 more.
Helseforum for kvinner is a non-profit organisation founded in 2000 in Oslo, Norway. It was started by chronically ill women who were encouraged by doctors to be physically and socially active. The organisation works to strengthen health and quality of life, inclusion, education and employment for women and girls. Its centre at Vulkan 15 in Oslo receives around 500 participants a year, aged 14 to 100, from many countries. Activities include physical training with equipment and in groups, Norwegian language training, guidance and support, and themed days on health and society. It is funded by several donors and Oslo kommune, and works with Nav, healthcare services and other organisations.
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Fysisk aktivitet
Health · Norway
Group and equipment-based physical activity at the centre, adapted for health, energy, mastery and functional ability, with individual guidance.
Norsk språktrening
Education · Norway
Norwegian language courses for women in Oslo, including practical Norwegian for everyday life and working life.
PIO Pårørende senter
Health · Norway
Support centre for relatives and carers in Oslo.
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Oslo kommune Velferdsetaten, Studieforbundet Solidaritet, Gjensidige Stiftelsen, Sparebankstiftelsen DNB, Anthonstiftelsen, Stiftelsen Scheibler, OsloMet, Helsedirektoratet, Nav
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