Kela, or the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, is a government-supervised entity that provides basic economic security for everyone living in Finland. Established in 1937, it manages a wide range of social benefits, including family benefits, health insurance, rehabilitation services, unemployment security, housing benefits, student financial aid, and basic pensions. Kela's mission is to secure the population's income, promote health, and support the ability of individuals to care for themselves throughout different life situations. It operates under the supervision of the Finnish Parliament.

Founded in

Finland