The Migration Center in Oslo is an organization that offers a wide range of services with a focus on care for the whole person. The center works with various groups, including children and young people, people with substance abuse problems, the elderly, as well as people in vulnerable situations. Through their work, they contribute to aid and relief work, which includes food distribution to those in need.
In addition to direct care work, the Migration Center offers education and courses, including at the Jeløy course and conference centre. The organization also has a strong focus on voluntary work, and provides opportunities for individuals to contribute with support. The center is committed to social responsibility and sustainability goals, and has historical roots going back to 1865, when it was founded by Catherine and William Booth. They also participate in prison work and run local environmental centers to strengthen the community.