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In April, Order of Malta volunteers in Estonia took part in training focused on life-saving first aid and empathetic communication with the elderly—gaining skills that can truly make a difference in critical moments.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Volunteering is an integral part of the Order of Malta’s activities. The roots of this movement trace back to the Middle Ages, when members of the Order assisted pilgrims and cared for the sick.

Discover how youth drive change through volunteering. Learn about their energy, innovation, and contributions to local communities, while building social responsibility and career skills. Explore the vital role of young volunteers in shaping a better world.

On 14 December, composer and guitarist Lauri Jõeleht celebrated his 50th birthday. On this occasion, Lauri's jubilee concert "The Horizon" took place in St Nicholas Church in Tallinn.

Volunteering is becoming increasingly popular among young people, and it’s no surprise. It opens doors to new opportunities, fosters personal growth, and allows individuals to make a meaningful impact on society. Here are 9 reasons to become a volunteer at a young age.

Explore the main challenges facing youth volunteering, from routine tasks to lack of leadership support. Learn how the Order of Malta in Estonia empowers young volunteers with meaningful roles and skills development, fostering impactful social and professional growth.

On the evening of 29 October, a festive concert of the Vienna Boys' Choir took place in the Russian Theatre in Tallinn. With the help of volunteers of Order of Malta, elderly from the nursing homes of Südamekodu and Kose were able to participate the event.