SE

Samaaria Eesti Misjon

MTÜ Samaaria Eesti Misjon

Haapsalu, Estonia

AddictionElderly careHousing & HomelessnessJustice & Legal aidTax-deductible donations
Faith-based organisationFounded 1991National reach
Profile last updated: October 28, 2026

About

Founded in 1991, Samaaria Eesti Misjon is a faith-based organisation based in Haapsalu, Estonia working on addiction, elderly care, housing & homelessness +3 more.

Samaaria Eesti Misjon is a Christian charity in Estonia, founded on 21 August 1991 through cooperation between the Finnish Samaaria organisation and the Haapsalu Baptist congregation. It helps people excluded from society for reasons such as addiction, homelessness, imprisonment and burnout to return to everyday life. Its work includes two shelters with rehabilitation programmes in Haapsalu and Pärnu, a care home for elderly people, including those with dementia, in Putkaste village on Hiiumaa, and a network of second-hand shops across Estonia whose proceeds help fund the services. The organisation offers care based on Christian values, accepts donations by bank transfer and through its online shop, and welcomes donated goods and volunteers.

Location

Haapsalu, Estonia

Founded

1991

Organisation type

Faith-based organisation

Legal form

MTÜ

Legal name

MTÜ Samaaria Eesti Misjon

Registration

80031109

Languages

ET

Causes & programmes

Causes

AddictionElderly careHousing & HomelessnessJustice & Legal aidCommunity developmentReligion & Faith

Works for

Elderly peopleHomeless peoplePrisoners & Ex-offendersPeople in poverty

How they work

Direct servicesVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Sõltuvusest vabanemise ja taastumise programm

Addiction · Estonia

A 6-12 month rehabilitation programme in the Haapsalu and Pärnu shelters for people freeing themselves from addiction and other problems, structured in four stages: introduction, self-reflection, work on oneself and applying what was learned.

Vanglast vabanenute jätkutoe programm

Justice & Legal aid · Estonia

Aftercare support, run with the Ministry of Justice, helping people released from prison in the Haapsalu and Pärnu shelters to find work and housing and return to ordinary life.

Countries of operation

Estonia

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsEarned incomeGovernment fundingGrants

Ways to support

DonateShopVolunteer

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Industry memberships

TUKO

Partnerships

Sotsiaalministeerium, Hiiumaa Vallavalitsus, Kodanikuühiskonna innovatsioonifond, Soome Samaaria RF, Viscosa Kultuuritehas

Other non-profits in Estonia

View all