Invalidijärjestöt

INVALIDILIITTO RY

1.7 M€. General grant 1 M€ (60%) - most of the money goes out without earmarking. Course activity (524k€) for people with physical functional limitations - peer support groups. Rare musculoskeletal diseases (143k€) - a small targeted item. Member organization grants 37k€. When 60% is general grant, the organization decides itself where the money goes. Compare: Suomen Reumaliitto 1.4 M€ (general grant 56%) - the same phenomenon among musculoskeletal organizations.

KYNNYS RY

619k€ for disability rights. General grant 428k€ (69%). Assistentti.info (191k€) - advice on personal assistance. Concrete information for people with disabilities. 69% general grant. Advocacy and lobbying with public money.

TATU RY

203k€ Palveluja perheen parhaaksi: For people under 30 who have been disabled or fallen ill through an accident or a patient injury. Disability organizations: 9 organizations, 3.8 M€ in total.

Heta - henkilökohtaisten avustajien työnantajien liitto ry

218k€ Heta-Help: Strengthening how the employer model for personal assistants works in practice. Received 100% of the amount applied for.

SUOMEN POLIOLIITTO RY

99k€: Maintaining the functional capacity and strengthening the resources of people disabled by polio through organization-based activities. General grant 135k€ (58%).

VAMMAISTEN LASTEN JA NUORTEN TUKISÄÄTIÖ

166k€: For strengthening the working-life inclusion of young people with disabilities together with employers and educational institutions. STM cut 284k€ (63%). 1 project was rejected (281k€).

Hengitystuki ry, Andningsstöd rf

137k€: For supporting the independent living of people who use a life-sustaining ventilator. Received 100% of the amount applied for.

SELKÄYDINVAMMAISET AKSON RY

134k€: For improving the quality of life of people with spinal cord injuries and their loved ones and increasing awareness of spinal cord injury. Received 100% of the amount applied for.

KURIKAN INVALIDIT RY

41k€: For the wellbeing of people with disabilities and the operating conditions of disability and public health organizations.