Integratsiooni Sihtasutus

Founded in 1998, Integratsiooni Sihtasutus is a foundation based in Narva, Estonia working on community development, education, employment & skills +3 more.

Integratsiooni Sihtasutus is a private-law foundation registered in Estonia's non-profit and foundation register, founded in 1998 as Mitte-eestlaste Integratsiooni Sihtasutus. Its founder is the Republic of Estonia, exercised through the Ministry of Culture. It serves as the competence centre for integration in Estonia and works to build an integrated, cohesive society. Its main activities include Estonian language education through the Estonian Language House network in Narva, Tallinn and other locations; counselling on adaptation, return to Estonia and citizenship; support for the Roma community, including mentoring in Valga; grants and operating support for national minority cultural associations; and events, publications and information for newcomers, returnees and global Estonians. The foundation's target groups are long-term Estonian residents of different language and cultural backgrounds, recent immigrants, people living abroad, and Estonian citizens. It is headquartered in Narva, with offices in Tallinn, Lüganuse parish and Lääne-Harju parish.