Suomen Kristillinen Lääkäriseura
Suomen Kristillinen Lääkäriseura ry
Helsinki, Finland
About
Founded in 1923, Suomen Kristillinen Lääkäriseura is a non-profit association based in Helsinki, Finland working on health, religion & faith, international development.
Suomen Kristillinen Lääkäriseura (SKLS) is a Finnish Christian medical society founded in 1923 for physicians and medical students. It connects Christian doctors and students, organises meetings, training and publications, and runs health mission and international diaconia work, including development projects in Tanzania, Nepal and India supported by the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs. Local student groups operate at Finnish universities, and the society is based in Helsinki with activity across Finland.
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Terveyslähetys (health mission)
Health · Tanzania, Nepal, India
Supports partner hospitals and health services in developing countries through project and donation funding, including tuberculosis, spinal cord injury, palliative and psychiatric care, and mobile village clinics.
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Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Finland, ICMDA
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