Immigrants and international work
Bringing international protection and integration into society. We started work supporting the training and integration of immigrants nearly 30 years ago.
- We assist those in distress and people who have fled from dangers in their home countries.
- We strive to ensure the decent and equitable treatment of everyone during the asylum process. Deaconess Foundation also carries out work to assist undocumented people.
- We help people to integrate into their new country. Our aim is that each person who has received a residence permit will find his or her place in society.
Read more about our international work
We work to support the most vulnerable people also internationally. We strive to improve especially the status and livelihood opportunities of young people, women, people with disabilities, and minorities.
News
- International work
- Research and publications
- Roma
- Research and publications
Empowering Roma women through mentorship: insights from Finland’s National Report
- International work
- International work
- Research and publications
- Vaikuttaminen
Deaconess Foundation’s development cooperation programme is building more just societies – results report published
- History
- Immigrants
- International work
- Roma
20 years of working with Roma: from emergency aid to EU advocacy
- International work
- Roma
The continued legacy of the Roma and Sinti genocide
- International work
- Project
“I believe in the transformative power of mentoring”
- International work
Violence against Roma women in Europe: An invisible plague
- International work
Human rights work makes societies more just, peaceful and sustainable
- International work
- Roma
Deaconess Foundation and its partners have assisted over 130,000 Ukrainians
- Immigrants
- International work