Social Insurance Institution of Finland

The Social Insurance Institution of Finland, known as Kela, is the government agency responsible for providing social security services in Finland. It administers various benefits, including health care, unemployment benefits, pensions, and maternity allowances, ensuring all citizens have access to basic welfare and support. Kela plays a crucial role in maintaining the social safety net, promoting social well-being, and helping people in various life situations, such as illness, unemployment, or during parenthood. Its services are mostly funded through taxes, reflecting Finland's commitment to social equality and support for its residents.