Erikshjälpen Second Hand occupies 550 square metres on Rosenlundsgatan, a short walk from the Fish Market Hall, Feskekörka (Fiskekyrkan). It sells clothing, home textiles, kitchenware, accessories, books and small furniture. The store describes the goods as selected and in good condition, and says new items are added daily. Visitors can browse for clothes, household pieces or books, though the stock changes as items are added.

The store also takes donations at a drop-off point by the entrance. Items should be clean and functional, and the drop-off is open during store hours. Larger furniture donations are accepted at Erikshjälpen’s stores in Kortedala and Frölunda. The entrance drop-off operates during the shop’s opening hours, so donated items can be brought in when the store is open. The listing covers small furniture at this branch; it directs larger furniture donations to the two other stores.

Proceeds from sales support children’s rights in Sweden and internationally. Erikshjälpen says its work focuses on long-term impact through rights-based work.