päevakeskustele

Päevakeskused are community centers in Estonia that offer a variety of services and activities for different age groups, particularly the elderly and people with disabilities. They serve as social hubs, providing opportunities for recreation, learning, and interaction. The primary goal of a päevakeskus is to improve the quality of life for its visitors by combating social isolation and promoting well-being.

Services offered at päevakeskused can include hot meals, transportation assistance, health monitoring, therapeutic activities such as art and music therapy, and educational workshops. They also provide a safe and supportive environment where individuals can spend their day, engage in hobbies, and connect with others. Many päevakeskused organize excursions, cultural events, and social gatherings.

The funding for päevakeskused typically comes from municipal budgets, supplemented by state grants and sometimes private donations. They are an integral part of Estonia's social care system, ensuring that vulnerable populations have access to necessary support and social engagement. The specific range of services can vary depending on the location and the needs of the local community.