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Occupational therapy provides support to perform age-appropriate activities.
Speech therapy aims to strengthen communication, speech and language development and eating skills and to prevent learning difficulties.
Medical rehabilitation is a complementary rehabilitation service involving therapies and assistive equipment granted on an individual basis.
Physiotherapy supports age-appropriate development and offers guidance to parents on how to support the development of the child's skills.
Schoolchildren are invited to oral health check-ups in grades 1, 3, 5 and 8. More frequent check-ups are also possible if necessary.
We provide support person and support family activities for children and young people under the Social Welfare Act or the Child Welfare Act.
Child welfare social work supports children and families if the health and development of the child are endangered by the child's growth environment or their own behaviour.
Intensive family work strengthens your child's wellbeing and your family's ability to function through temporary, structured work.
Family rehabilitation promotes families' ability to function and their safety in a 24-hour institutional setting and their living environments.
In child welfare, family care means arranging the care and upbringing of a child in a foster family or professional family home.