Oaklins' team in Finland supports Save the Children

At Oaklins, we care about the world we live in and we believe in giving back to the community. In times of coronavirus crisis its more than ever important to support families facing financial hardship. This year we are honored to support Save the Children during the holiday season of 2020.

Save the Children Finland is a politically and religiously independent non-governmental organization, which fights for children’s rights in order to immediately and permanently improve children’s lives in Finland and all over the world.

In Finland, the coronavirus crisis has increased inequality of children and aggravated the risk of exclusion. According to the report “Children’s Voice 2020 – Impact of families’ financial situation on the daily lives, leisure time and well-being of children”, published in October 2020 by Save the Children Finland, children of low-income families have less hobby opportunities and experience more bullying and stress. Issues with income also impact the children’s self-esteem.

Save the Children Finland supports children who live in the most difficult circumstances. The organization uses donations to prevent social exclusion and helps families in need. We are happy to take part in supporting the hobby opportunities and secondary studies of the children of families with limited means.

Season's Greetings!

Your team of Oaklins in Finland

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Inna Manko Helsinki, Finland
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