Contact information
Please read the instructions before contacting the Ombudsman for Children.
Office of the Ombudsman for Children
Postal address:
Vapaudenkatu 58 A, 3rd floor
40100 Jyväskylä, Finland
Telephone exchange: +358 (0)295 666 850
Citizen reports: +358 (0)295 643 340 on Tuesdays from 13.00 to 15.00. Please read the instructions before calling.
Email: lapsiasiavaltuutettu (at) oikeus.fi
Please note that this email connection is not secure.
Personnel
Together with the Ombudsman for Children, the experts working in the Office of the Ombudsman for Children promote the rights of children. Administratively, the Ombudsman for Children belongs to the administrative branch of the Ministry of Justice.
Personal email addresses: firstname.lastname(at)oikeus.fi
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Ombudsman for Children Elina Pekkarinen |
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Administrative Assistant Mari Laitinen Secretary of the Ombudsman for Children
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Senior Researcher Terhi Tuukkanen Child research and the Child Barometer |
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Senior Officer Katja Mettinen Secretary of the Child Advisory Board |
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Communications Specialist Annaleena Aira Communication planning and coordination |
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Lawyer Merike Helander Statements and initiatives |
Lawyer Sonja Vahtera Statements and initiatives
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Invoicing details
The invoicing of the Office of the Ombudsman for Children is handled in the Ministry of Justice's accounting unit. Only e-invoices are accepted.
Please address the e-invoice to the Office of the Ombudsman for Children (Vapaudenkatu 58 A, 40100 Jyväskylä, Finland)
- E-invoice address / EDI: 003702459747231
- Operator ID (Posti Messaging Oy): FI28768767
- Business ID: 0245974-7
- VAT identifier: FI02459747
- The minimum invoice payment term is 21 days.
The invoice should also include any additional information and references, such as the posting or agreement code, provided in connection with the order to facilitate invoice processing.
If you will invoice the Office for your work, please contact the Office of the Ombudsman for Children.