Target group: Residents
Vantaa promotes the well-being of its residents, and they can influence the city's services and activities in many ways.
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
Welfare and health promotion grants
In Vantaa, operating grants for the promotion of wellbeing and health are awarded to associations and organisations whose activities promote the wellbeing and health of Vantaa residents.
Grants for local civic activities
Grants for local civic activities may be awarded to activities organised by residents, associations and organisations that promote a sense of community and participation at a local or regional level in Vantaa.
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.
Editorial: Vantaa’s Objectives for the Government Programme
Mayor Ritva Viljanen writes about Vantaa's goals for the new government programme and many important issues for the future of the city in an editorial in the residents' magazine 1/2023.
Land use planning 2023: Vantaa is big in detached and terraced housing
While there is plenty of construction going on in Vantaa’s city centres by the railway, the city is also big in detached and terraced housing.
Mobile youth work supports a safe environment
The most important party when dealing with matters relating to young people is their home. Multidisciplinary work can provide support where it is needed.
Vantaa is creating a physical activity programme – join in and make a difference!
Vantaa is creating a physical activity programme with the aim of getting residents to move more and sit less. Residents are invited to share their ideas on how to get people to move.