Marttaliitto

Marttaliitto is a Finnish non-governmental organization focused on promoting the well-being of families and individuals in home and family life. It is the largest non-governmental organization for women in Finland, with a membership of around 45,000 individuals. The organization was founded in 1899 and has a long history of advocating for home economics, consumer awareness, and a healthy lifestyle.

The core activities of Marttaliitto include providing education and guidance on various aspects of home life, such as cooking, nutrition, gardening, household management, and sustainable living. They also offer support and advice on financial matters, parenting, and personal well-being. Marttaliitto operates through a network of local associations across Finland, which organize local events, courses, and activities for their members.

The organization's mission is to empower individuals to make informed choices and to create a good and sustainable home environment. They also engage in public advocacy on issues related to family policy, consumer rights, and environmental sustainability. Marttaliitto is funded through membership fees, grants, and project funding. It plays a significant role in Finnish society by supporting individuals and families in navigating the complexities of modern life and promoting a strong sense of community.