
Nuotiotytöt
Meripartiolippukunta Nuotiotytöt, Turku ry
Turku, Finland
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Founded in 1955, Nuotiotytöt is a non-profit association based in Turku, Finland working on children & youth, education, environment & climate +1 more.
Nuotiotytöt, formally Meripartiolippukunta Nuotiotytöt, Turku ry, is a scout group in Turku, Finland, founded in 1955 and part of Suomen Partiolaiset. It runs weekly scouting for children and young people aged about 7 to 25 in age-based groups, with a focus on sea scouting, navigation and sailing skills. The group operates the training sailing vessel s/y Pranstaka, a camp area in Nauvo, and a RS Vision dinghy activity at Heinänokka harbour. It also runs a family scouting group, a group for scouts with disabilities or long-term illnesses (Sisupartio), and a support association, Nuotiotyttöjen Tuki ry. The organisation is non-profit, politically non-partisan and open to all. Funding comes from membership fees, donations, church parish support, event income and merchandise sales. Its current priority is raising funds for a new training vessel, Pranstaka IV, by 2030.
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Pranstaka IV
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Project to raise funds for a new 41-foot-or-smaller training sailing vessel for the group's sea scouting activities, targeted for completion by 2030.
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Scout groups for children and young people who need support due to an injury, long-term illness or other condition, with the scout programme adapted to participants' needs.
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Family scouting for pre-school-age children, held together with an accompanying adult.
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Turun tuomiokirkkoseurakunta, Turun ja Kaarinan seurakuntayhtymä