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Order of Malta Estonia aims to become a leading force in volunteerism within Estonia, enriching the lives of young job-seekers and strengthening the workforce for employers.
Order of Malta Estonia envisions a society where ethical conduct and community service transition from ideals to lived experiences, particularly among the youth. We strive to serve as the bridge connecting young individuals to meaningful careers while equipping businesses with a workforce that is both skilled and morally grounded. Through our efforts, we aim to integrate the principles of the Order of Malta into the fabric of Estonian life.
An Evening with the Shroud of Turin: April Gathering of the Order of Malta Estonia
At the April 2025 gathering of the Order of Malta Estonia, guests explored the mystery of the Shroud of Turin. Photographer Allan Alajaan shared insights into its history, scientific studies, and spiritual meaning, sparking reflection and discussion.
Inside the Order of Malta's Worldwide Humanitarian Network
Discover the full impact of the Order of Malta's global aid network. See how Estonia is becoming part of something bigger. Join us in making a difference-locally and worldwide.
Volunteers Unne and Paul: Helping Others Changes Your Perspective on Life
As a change from presenting our projects and activities, we would also like to give the floor to our volunteers. One of them is Unne Tomberg, who has been helping out at the Food Bank and in nursing homes.
March 24 – An Evening Talk with Fr. Leo Maasburg
Join us on March 24 at 18:00 for an evening of conversation where we explore the life and mission that has inspired millions worldwide – the mission of Mother Teresa. This evening will focus on the power of small acts of kindness that have touched and transformed lives across the world.
Volunteering with Purpose: The Order of Malta’s Mission at the Tallinn Food Bank
Our team meets every Wednesday after work at 18:00 EET to dedicate 3-4 hours to help people in difficulties with groceries. They are mainly large families, war refugees, people who have lost their jobs.
Every donation helps elderly care home residents enjoy meaningful interactions, creative activities, and cultural experiences.
Support volunteer training, ensuring they have the skills to better assist and engage with the elderly.
Gift an elderly resident a theater ticket, allowing them to enjoy art and culture.
Cover transportation costs, helping seniors travel from the care home to cultural events.
Provide materials for crafts or other activities, giving seniors the joy of creating something with their own hands.