Contact us:

Secretary General (advocacy, organization, international affairs)
Kerttu Tarjamo
paasihteeri@seta.fi
+358 50 309 8108

Chairperson (advocacy)
Sakris Kupila
sakris.kupila@seta.fi
+358 50 329 9891

Finance & Administrative Manager
Teemu Halme
teemu.halme@seta.fi
+358 50 400 7789

Communications Expert (media contacts, materials, www)
Eliisa Alatalo
eliisa.alatalo@seta.fi
+358 50 572 3259

Communications Expert responsible for the communications of Seta´s Gender Diversity & Intersex Centre of Expertise
Sohvi Hellsten
sohvi.hellsten@seta.fi
+358 50 309 1389

Education Expert
Marita Karvinen
marita.karvinen@seta.fi
+358 40 570 4328

Youth Policy and Advocacy Expert
Heta Hölttä
heta.holtta@seta.fi
+358 44 301 3020

Youth Work and Participation Expert
Teija Ryhtä
tel. +358 50 505 5234
teija.ryhta@seta.fi

Senior Work Expert
Suvi Kehälinna
suvi.kehalinna@seta.fi
+358 50 354 0656

Seta´s Gender Diversity & Intersex Centre of Expertise

Senior Social Worker
Maarit Huuska
maarit.huuska@seta.fi
+358 50 913 3278

Social Psychologist
Kuura Autere
kuura.autere@seta.fi
+358 09 6812 5842

Service Coordinator
Miska Salakka
miska.salakka@seta.fi
+358 50 371 68 99

Social Counselor
Enni Happonen
enni.happonen@seta.fi

Location and accessibility

The office on the second floor is accessible from Pasilanraitio where the ramp, buzzer and the elevator are located. If needed, you can ask through the door phone someone of the staff to open the door downstairs because the main doors are quite heavy.

On Fredriksberginkatu there are also stairs to the office but no buzzer. Inform the staff in advance if you would like to use this entry.

All local and long distance trains stop at Pasila station. Seta´s office in West Pasila is just accross the bridge. Buses number 23, 58, 50 and 59 as well as tram 7B stop close to the office. The office has an accessible toilet. People with allergies can use the large meeting space (”Vinotila”) and people with guide dogs can use the library room (”Tove Jansson”). If you come early for your appointment there is a waiting space (”Tom of Finland”) in the end of the corridor.