The café is free of charge, no registration needed. Baby café on Fridays from 9:30 AM to 11:15 AM, with a program session around 10 AM. Jaani Parish Hall (Karjakuja 75). Entrance from the inner courtyard, with prams via the driveway. Next to the parish hall, there are only stairs! Babies aged 0-12 months are welcome at the baby café with an adult (parents/grandparents/godparents). Expecting mothers/parents are also welcome. Come and meet other families with babies for a chat, coffee, and peer support. Autumn meetings: Fri 21.8.2026 - 11.12.2026.
A warm welcome to our new activity! Come spend time with other families. In the club, we play, chat, share everyday life, and support each other. A small breakfast is offered. The family club is held at the City's youth centre, Kraatarinkatu 4, in cooperation with the City of Turku. Mondays and Fridays are collaborative, while Wednesdays are run by the City of Turku.
Welcome to the photography session on Fri 23.10. from 10:30 AM onwards – book a time in advance on site or by message. Photos will be taken at the family club from 10:30 AM onwards. You can inquire about available times by message or in advance on site. There's an opportunity to take individual photos, sibling photos, or family photos. Message: 044-907 4886/ Sanna Enbacka. Welcome to the family club and photoshoot on Fri 23.10. from 10:30 AM onwards.
An open living room for all 3rd-7th graders, Fridays from 3 PM to 6 PM, except during school holidays. Snacks, games, and free hanging out. No need to register in advance.
Playmates at Hurttivuori on Mondays from 9:30 AM to 11:15 AM (Punatulkunkatu 1). We play, have coffee, and chat. Playmates operates with volunteers. For more information, contact Janita (janita.palmu@gmail.com). You can join the WhatsApp group through Janita if you wish. In June, there are still club sessions on June 8th and June 15th. After the summer break, autumn club activities: August 17th, 2026 - December 14th, 2026.
Riimi open family club on Mondays from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM. Welcome! These family clubs are open to all families with children. Children come with their own adult. The club offers free play and light refreshments. Riimi's clubs are run in cooperation with the City of Turku's open early childhood education. Entry to the open early childhood education space is from Piiparinpolku side, door D3. Welcome.
Children of all ages can come to the family club with their own adult. In addition to the shared program, there's free play and discussion. Soup lunch is provided. The club is free of charge and no registration is needed. Baby families are also welcome.
The Yli-Maarian open baby club is for babies under 1 year old and their parents. It's a chance to meet other parents who are in the same stage of life. The club offers calm, guided activities suitable for babies. This baby club is run in cooperation with the City of Turku's open early childhood education. It's free and open, no need to register in advance. Everyone's welcome!
At the family café, you can meet other parents with children and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with snacks. Children can play while parents have time to chat. The family café in S:t Karins is organized in collaboration with Folkhälsan in S:t Karins. You can easily get there by bus 801, right next to Papinholma from Turku, and there's free parking available for cars.
The baby café is an open café for babies around one year old and their parents. If you're looking for company from other families and a moment with a cup of coffee, come join us! Welcome!
Taking Charge of Daily Life – support for parents of neurodivergent children
Taking Charge of Daily Life offers practical tips, peer support, and new perspectives for parents of neurodivergent children to make everyday family life smoother. Do you need practical tips for making daily life easier with a neurodivergent child? Welcome to this group for parents, where we'll work together to find effective ways to ease the whole family's daily routines. The group will cover topics like routines, anticipation, transitions, emotional regulation, sensory sensitivities, and parents' own well-being. The goal of these meetings is to provide concrete tools for daily life and a chance to share experiences with other parents in similar situations. The group is led by volunteer Janni Ekman, a solution-focused neurodevelopmental coach. A warm welcome to find new perspectives and effective solutions to support your daily life!