Interpedia
Interpedia ry
Helsinki, Finland
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Founded in 1974, Interpedia is a non-governmental organisation based in Helsinki, Finland working on children & youth, education, disability +1 more.
Interpedia is a Finnish non-governmental expert organisation founded in 1974 by adoptive parents. It works for child rights and child protection internationally through two areas: intercountry adoption services, which it provides as an authorised adoption service provider under the Finnish Adoption Board, and development cooperation, which funds projects and child sponsorship programmes in countries including Bangladesh, Colombia, Ethiopia, India, Nepal, South Africa and Thailand. It also runs global education work for schools and educators.
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Nepalin koulutustuki ja kummilapsiohjelma
Education · Nepal
Education support and child sponsorship programme in Nepal, including schooling in South Lalitpur and Far West Nepal.
Voimatytöt tyttöjen oikeuksien hanke 2023-2026
Gender equality · India
Girls' rights project, including self-defence courses for girls in partnership with the Delhi Council for Child Welfare.
Vammaishanke Etiopian Chilgassa 2025-2028
Disability · Ethiopia
Project supporting children with disabilities in Chilga, Ethiopia.
Etiopian päiväkotikummit
Children & Youth · Ethiopia
Child sponsorship of daycare centres providing early childhood care and meals for children at risk of social exclusion in Ethiopia.
Thaimaan kummilapsiohjelma
Children & Youth · Thailand
Child sponsorship programme in Thailand.
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Delhi Council for Child Welfare, Berhan Lehetsanat Maedot, Abba Specialist Adoption & Social Service, Central Adoption Resource Agency, Department of Children and Youth, Chung Yi Social Welfare Foundation, Patan Community Based Rehabilitation, Project LIFE Foundation
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