Skip to content

News

Tuusula's Child-Friendly Municipality network expands 

Increasing child-friendliness in Tuusula is a joint effort by many actors. Local associations and clubs play an important role in the work to make the municipality child-friendly. At a discussion event held in January, participants talked about their work with children, young people and families and considered new opportunities for cooperation.

A family enjoying the outdoors in winter. One child is sitting on an adult's lap and another adult is standing in the background next to a pram.

Instead of one, two projects were selected as the most child-friendly in Tuusula – a jury of children and young people voted for a gaming company and a volunteer organisation to receive the award.  

Families

The results of the first Child-Friendly Act competition held in Tuusula were decided by children and young people. The winners of the 2024 Child-Friendly Act competition were two organisations: gaming company XROC Gaming Oy and Polina Krapitzeva, who does volunteer work with young people.

Children at daycare during activity time.

Tuusula repairs Rakennus Kymppi 

Culture

Building Kymppi is the oldest of the buildings from the former Hyrylä military base. The upcoming renovation project will give the building many more years of use and new possibilities.

Building 10 in Hyrylä. The upper secondary school and Monio cultural centre can be seen in the background.

Organising leisure activities for children and young people for the 2025–2026 school year in Tuusula – call for operators open from 10 to 28 February 2025  

Tuusula organises enjoyable and free hobby and club activities for primary school pupils. The municipality of Tuusula is looking for operators to organise hobby activities for the upcoming school year 2025–2026. The activities will take into account the wishes of children and young people. The search for operators will continue until the end of February 2025.

A stack of colourful hobby equipment.