Social benefits and services for children
On this page you will find services and benefits provided by the City of Tallinn to children and families with children. The main goal of the support...
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Child Welfare Commission
Child Welfare Commission The spheres of the Commission’s activity include: Protection of, help for, and supervision of children and teenagers; General...
Social benefits and services for older adults
Have you reached retirement age or need daily support and help? Tallinn offers various services and benefits to older adults, such as discounts on...
Domestic abuse help in Tallinn
There is ALWAYS a way out of violence! If you suspect that you or someone you know is subject to psychological, physical, economic or sexual abuse...
Childcare service support information for the service provider
Childcare support is intended for the parent and is reflected as a discount on the invoices submitted by the childcare service provider. The grant can...
Members of the Child Welfare Commission
Members of the Child Welfare Commission 1 Erika Salumäe - Vice-Chairman 2 Maria Beljatskaja 3 Tarmo Kruusimäe 4 Kairi Kärner 5 Kaja Laanmäe 6 Mark...
Social support and livelihood
See which assistance services and benefits are provided for people and families in Tallinn who are struggling. Social benefits Subsistence benefit -...
Information for the parent about the support for childcare services
Childcare support is intended for the parent and is reflected as a discount on the invoices submitted by the childcare service provider. The support...
Social services for people with special needs
You can find all the services and benefits that Tallinn offers for people who have special needs related to their physical or mental health on this...
Youth sports subsidies to increase by €5 million
Starting in September, the City of Tallinn will introduce major changes to its sports funding principles for children and youth, increasing the total support volume by nearly 75 percent. This reform updates the previous funding system, which has been in place for almost 17 years. The new model aims to support a greater number of athletes and clubs, increase transparency, and link support more clearly to encouraging physical activity among young people.