Target group: Residents
Vantaa promotes the well-being of its residents, and they can influence the city's services and activities in many ways.
Six largest cities: 9,000 new early childhood education professionals with higher education degrees needed by 2030
Six largest cities: 9,000 new early childhood education professionals with higher education degrees needed by 2030. The six largest cities in Finland demand that the new government take action to resolve the staff shortage prevalent in the early childhood education and care sector.
Tikkurila Competence Campus project
Competence Campus will be built in Jokiniemi, Tikkurila, between 2024 and 2032. The campus will serve students, businesses, job seekers, and employers.
School dog Varjo brings joy and does important work
Wildfay’s Public House, a.k.a. Varjo, has been working as a school dog for a year, visiting Mikkola School about every other week. The dog facilitates communication with adults, motivates the pupils and, at best, calms the class.
Vantaa's 2022 financial statement shows a surplus – year 2023 enables urban development
After another year of crises, the City of Vantaa’s economy shows a surplus, even though it weakened compared to the previous year. The 2022 surplus amounts to €12.1 million and the result for period was €13.
Vantaa’s Growth and Viability Programme 2022 – 2025
Vantaa’s Growth and Viability Programme aims to build Vantaa into a financially, socially and ecologically sustainable and vibrant city. The programme focuses on improving the preconditions for job creation and increasing employment in Vantaa, developing the local competence and increasing the city
Processing of personal data in the whistleblowing channel
In accordance with the EU General Data Protection Regulation, a person must be given information if his personal data is recorded in a personal register. Personal information includes, for example, name and address information. The registered person must also be informed about the purpose of
Mayors of six largest cities call for quick solutions to talent shortage
The demographic development of Finland and the acute shortage of talent that companies are struggling with require more systematic and long-term investment in attracting international talent. Therefore, the next government programme must recognise the importance of cities in EU cooperation and set
Grants for health and welfare promotion
Organizations, communities, or action groups whose operations promote Vantaa residents' health and welfare may be entitled to the grants. The next application period is on February 1-28, 2023.
Machine translation on vantaa.fi to help you understand
Site can now be machine translated to more than 100 languages. These translations help you to understand, especially when no official translation is available.