The Helsinki Deaconess Institute offers accommodation services for people of all ages in various life situations in the metropolitan area.
Accommodation services are offered by the Units of Supported Accommodation Villa Nova and The Women’s Accommodation Unit as well as the Service-Accommodation Units Alppitupa, Lehmustupa, Malmi Home, Osma Home and Sanerva Home.
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Helsingin Diakonissalaitos on avannut ensimmäisen asumispalveluyksikkönsä Espoossa. Kuninkaankalliossa, historiallisen Kuninkaantien varrella, on 108 uutta asuntoa pitkäaikaisasunnottomille.
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Auroratalo on yksi valtioneuvoston pitkäaikaisasunnottomuuden vähentämisohjelman kohde. Auroratalon paikoista 75 on tehostetusti tuettua asumista ja 50 palveluasumista. Paikoilla vastataan asukkaan yksilölliseen palvelutarpeeseen ja reagoidaan joustavasti tarpeessa tapahtuviin muutoksiin.
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The assisted-living unit Alppitupa is located in the Helsinki Deaconess Institute block in Kallio. It is home for senior Helsinki residents for whom traditional housing is problematic because of their substance abuse.
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Lehmustupa offers a home to people who are in need of support and care services and who are not easily housed in other assisted-living units or nursing homes.
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Malmikoti offers a permanent home to disabled men and women for whom traditional housing is problematic. There are 22 places at the unit and it is located in Malmi.
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The Accommodation Unit for Women in Kallio is home to 28 long-term homeless women who are Helsinki residents. Each woman lives in her own flat. In addition to their own bedsitters, the women also have access to the common facilities of the accommodation unit. The residents take part in decision making at the weekly communal meetings that cover common issues.
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Sanerva Home offers intense assisted accommodation for Helsinki residents with challenging behaviour for whom no other service alternative has been found. Sanerva Home operates in recently renovated facilities in Myllypuro.
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The residential community Alppikulma on Alppikatu, in the Deaconess Institute block, offers a humane environment for homeless men and women.
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The Pilke groups are small peer-support groups, to which over 60-year-old substance users and people who have become socially excluded because of their life style are looked for, invited and taken. These people are sought for through networking, through connections with social and health services as well as home care and diaconia work. The aim of this work is to aid and give support in the management of everyday life, which ma possibly enable the person to live at home longer.
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