KEHA Centre

The Enterprise Finland Advisory Service advises entrepreneurs and employers on how to use Job Market Finland and its online services.

Advice on using Job Market Finland and e-services.

Agreement between the municipality and the Economic Development Centre on municipal placements and promoting refugee integration.

Fishermen can apply for funds from EMFF for innovations, environmental investments or diversification of business.

An application for the use of confidential register data for statistical purposes, scientific research or authorities’ planning work.

Operators in the natural product collection sector must be reliable. The KEHA Centre assesses the reliability of the operators.

The built heritage maintenance grant can be awarded for the upkeep of culturally significant built heritage sites and their surrounding environments.

Wellbeing services counties are reimbursed the costs of organising rehabilitative work activities.

Economic Development Centre awards grants for the prevention of damage caused by protected animals, as well as compensation and support for damage.

The employer is reimbursed from state funds for employees' travel expenses between the vessel and their home in an EU or EEA country.

Employment authorities may grant you discretionary expense allowance.

The Statistics information service contains statistical data on the job seekers of the employment authorities and the vacancies advertised.

As a member of the EURES network, you can receive Coordination Office services related to the network activities.

Financial support for employers for the orientation and integration of an employee arriving in Finland from an EU country, Iceland or Norway.

You can receive financial support when you move to another EU country, Norway or Iceland for work.

Service for wellbeing services counties and social welfare and health care companies in Finland that want to develop their international recruitment.

The wage guarantee system ensures that employees are paid their contractual dues should the employer become insolvent.

Yrittäjän talousapu counselling service offers companies and entrepreneurs financial and debt counselling for free.

Fintegrate.fi brings together information about events, services, and groups that support newcomers’ integration in Finland.

The grant can be used to support the development of Swedish-language integration and employment services, as well as service paths in municipalities.

A grant can be applied for a special site on a private road, which includes ferry landings, annually dismantled bridges, and winter roads.

The Economic Development Centre may award a grant for environmental management of the archipelago.

Discretionary government grant for waterway and fishing industry projects that promote, among others, fish passage and execution of water management.

Grants are available for rehabilitation, care and restoration projects under the Helmi programme.

The grant may be awarded for the preparation of groundwater area protection plans and for updating the plans.

The grant promotes planning, implementation, coordination and development of sustainable use and management of fishing waters and fishing supervision.

A road maintenance association may apply for a grant to improve a private road.

Grant is awarded to projects promoting environmental education and awareness.

The grant may be applied for example, to reduce littering, develop waste management systems, or carry out waste awareness activities.

Grant can be awarded, for example, for projects that promote good status, safeguarding the diversity of aquatic habitats or reducing flood risks.

The Economic Development Centres grant general grants for fisheries region activities. Only fisheries regions may apply for the grants.

The national Enterprise Finland Advisory Service provides guidance to starting or established entrepreneurs.

Finland has a wage guarantee system to ensure that employees are paid their contractual dues in the event of the employer becoming insolvent.

The coaching helps employers operating in Finland to improve their employer image and to successfully recruit and manage staff.

Information, materials, up-to-date news and blogs, for professionals working in the field.

Job search information services collect information about work and applying for work.

Companies and third-sector organisations can apply to join the EURES network, which provides international recruitment and employment services.

The incentive model is a funding incentive for strengthening the multidisciplinary nature of Ohjaamo One-Stop Guidance Centres.

KEHA Centre pays a minor's appointed representative a fee and expense reimbursement once assigned and the minor has a residence permit.

Use this information request form to request information or documents from the KEHA Centre and Economic Development Centres.

Statistics, monitoring and publications support the development of immigration processes.

Woodland habitats and habitats of endangered forest species can be managed with discretionary support under the Nature Conservation Act.

The Language Coach programme strengthens your company’s language awareness and improves its productivity in a multilingual work environment.

If you need help in applying for unemployment security, read the contents of Job Market Finland or call the national Unemployment security advice.

Coaching for young adults provides support for well-being, anxiety, neurodiversity and everyday management.

The International Recruitment Advice Service for Employers helps employers with questions related to the recruitment of foreign employees.

The coaching provides employers with skills for international recruitment.