Stockholms Stadsmission
Nacka, Sweden
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Founded in 1853, Stockholms Stadsmission is a non-profit association based in Nacka, Sweden working on housing & homelessness, poverty & hunger, employment & skills +4 more.
Stockholms Stadsmission is a non-profit association founded in 1853 that works to support people living in homelessness, poverty and social exclusion in Stockholm. Its activities include outreach, open meeting places offering meals, showers and support, emergency and long-term housing, work placements and employment support, education through its folk high school, children and family activities, second-hand shops and a social food store. It also campaigns for housing rights and publishes homelessness reports together with Sveriges Stadsmissioner. The organisation is funded largely by donations, gifts in wills and corporate partners, and states that around 88 percent of its income over the last five years has gone to its charitable purposes.
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Rusta och matcha
Employment & Skills · Sweden
Individual support to help people far from the labour market find work or study, delivered on behalf of the Swedish Public Employment Service.
Bostad först
Housing & Homelessness · Sweden
Housing First model giving people experiencing homelessness a permanent home as a basis for addressing other difficulties; also used to train and support municipalities.
Uppsökarteamet
Housing & Homelessness · Sweden
Outreach team that meets people in acute homelessness on streets, in the metro and in parks, providing basic supplies and referrals to shelters and long-term support.
Matmissionen
Poverty & Hunger · Sweden
Social food store offering groceries at low prices to members on low incomes, also employing and training people through work placements.
Bobyrån
Housing & Homelessness · Sweden
Housing office acting as a mini landlord to help people experiencing homelessness or far from the housing market secure long-term accommodation.
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Refugees & Migration · Sweden
Project funded by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund that develops and offers support to people whose asylum applications have been rejected.
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Svenska kyrkan, Arbetsförmedlingen, Mamma United, Sveriges Stadsmissioner
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