perhekeskuchissa
Perhekeskuchissa is a Finnish-language term used in policy discussions to describe an integrated, family-centered service model. It is generally treated as a neologism that envisions reorganizing municipal welfare services into a network of coordinated family hubs, rather than a single institution. The term does not correspond to a nationwide, officially standardized program, but rather to a concept used to discuss how services for families could be structured.
Conceptually, perhekeskuchissa aims to provide early, holistic support to families through a single entry point. The
In practice, implementations of the concept would be governed by municipal authorities in collaboration with national
Overall, perhekeskuchissa reflects Finland’s broader policy emphasis on integrated care and early intervention for families, while