KELA (Finnish social insurance institution)

Kela, or the Finnish Social Insurance Institution, is a government agency in Finland responsible for providing social security benefits to residents. It manages a range of services, including healthcare reimbursements, unemployment benefits, family allowances, and pensions. Kela ensures that citizens have access to financial support during life events such as illness, unemployment, or childbirth. Funded by taxes, Kela aims to promote social welfare and equality, helping individuals maintain their quality of life and supporting public health initiatives in the country.