Target group: Residents
Vantaa promotes the well-being of its residents, and they can influence the city's services and activities in many ways.
City of Vantaa Feedback service
You can use the online feedback service to give feedback on the services and activities of the city. Your feedback will be used in the development of the city.
Värkkäämö workshop
In Värkkäämö, everyone can bring their own ideas to life, learn new skills, and share knowledge. You can use the workshop and its devices free of charge, but a valid library card is required. Värkkäämö is intended for those over the age of 10, but younger individuals can also use the devices
Physical activity programme increases mobility in Vantaa
Vantaa residents’ physical activity is now being promoted through Vantaa’s first physical activity programme.
Solve the Vantaa 50 crossword puzzle!
To celebrate the jubilee, the residents' magazine will feature quizzes, crosswords and other fun activities. Solve the crossword, enter the competition and win a Vantaa 50 summer package!
Security is our common cause
Katri Kalske, Deputy Mayor for Education and Learning, reflects on the well-being of Vantaa's children and young people; and what we can do together to improve safety, in an editorial in the summer residents' magazine.
A new residents' magazine is out - take the reader survey and win summer prizes!
The new residents' magazine is full of sunny events, festive cheer and tips for spending the summer. Take part in the reader survey, help improve the magazine and win summer prizes!
Great beers - Small breweries event, in other words, SOPP, moves to Tikkurilantori
Vantaan SOPP-pienpanimojuhla avataan perjantaina 7.6. Tikkurilan uudelle torille.
Vantaa residents’ feelings about involvement have remained unchanged
The City of Vantaa’s involvement survey, conducted at the turn of the year, collected information on Vantaa resident’s feelings about involvement and social inclusion, as well as satisfaction with their participation and influencing options.
The Helsinki Metropolitan Area’s EU objectives: The European Union needs strong cities
Helsinki, Espoo, and Vantaa have published their common objectives for the upcoming 2024–2029 term of the European Parliament. The Helsinki Metropolitan Area serves not only as the driving force of the development of Finland as a whole, but also as a creator of future solutions in Europe.
Children and the young wish that Vantaa residents take care of their environment and of one another
Children and young people shared their thoughts on the pros and cons of Vantaa's residential areas with the city's decision-makers at the Influential Day.