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Stronger support through partnership – Tuusula and Järvenpää launch the SISUKAS inter-municipal collaboration
Tuusula Municipality and the City of Järvenpää are strengthening their cooperation in supporting the education of children and young people in care. The collaboration, which is set to begin in autumn 2026, will adopt the SISUKAS operating model developed by Pesäpuu ry.
YIT has been selected as the service provider for the Lahela school, nursery and youth centre lifecycle project
On Monday 24 August, the Tuusula Municipal Executive Board selected YIT Rakennus Oy as the service provider for the forthcoming Lahela life-cycle project. The project involves the design and construction of Lahela School, a nursery and a youth centre, as well as the provision of property maintenance and user services over a 20-year service period.
Tuusula Municipality is launching a preliminary impact assessment of decisions regarding the operations of Tuomala School
Tuusula Municipality is launching a preliminary assessment of the impact of decisions regarding the operations of Tuomala School. The preliminary assessment will examine the potential impacts of any changes to the service network. The information will be used to support decision-making.
The autumn term is about to begin in Tuusula
In Tuusula, the new school year begins on Thursday 13 August 2026 at primary and secondary schools. The Tuusula School of Visual Arts and the Adult Education Centre will also start their term during August.
First news from the hobby group
The new members of the Tuusula Leisure Group, who launched their activities earlier this year, have thrown themselves enthusiastically into their work. Their first task this spring has been to compile a list of schools’ requests for leisure activities and clubs, and in the autumn they will be promoting the new leisure season.
The results of the OSBU vote for children and young people are now in!
The voting period for Tuusula’s participatory budgeting for children and young people has now closed, and the proposals that received the most votes will be implemented over the next eighteen months. Thank you to everyone who voted!
The Taitaja2026 competition kicked off in Tuusula – the event area is open to the public from Tuesday to Thursday
The Taitaja2026 competition kicked off today at the Tuusula Sports Centre. The event area will be open to the public from Tuesday to Thursday, 19–21 May 2026.
The final days of voting are now underway in the children and young people’s forum – the result will be announced on 22 May
The voting period for the participatory budgeting scheme for children and young people is still open until 9 pm on Wednesday 20 May. The results will be announced at 1 pm on Friday 22 May during a live broadcast.
It’s now the children and young people’s turn to have their say – the exciting Osbu vote has begun!
The participatory budgeting process for children and young people in Tuusula has reached its climax with the voting phase, which began today, 6 May. Over the next two weeks, children and young people will be able to cast their votes in early years education settings, schools and open voting workshops. The eagerly awaited voting results will be announced on 22 May at 13:00 during a live broadcast.
Voting in the Children and Young People’s Forum takes place from 6 to 20 May
Voting in Tuusula’s participatory budgeting scheme for children and young people will soon begin, with the voting period starting on 6 May 2026. Voting will take place over a two-week period on Tuusula’s participation platform. After the voting period, it will be revealed which of the proposals devised by children and young people to improve well-being and quality of life will be implemented. The results will be announced on 22 May 2026 during a live broadcast.
