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  1. 26.8.2026 | Many of the same challenges seen in adults’ diets are also evident in young people’s nutrition, according to the Youth Nutrition Survey conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL). Young people consume too few vegetables, berries and fruits and too much red meat and processed meat. The current food environment does not adequately support healthy food choices among young people, highlighting the need for new societal measures in particular.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/study-young-people-s-food-choices-remain-far-from-the-goals-of-a-healthy-and-sustainable-diet-new-societal-measures-are-needed
  2. 16.6.2026 | Service needs assessments in child welfare continue to be completed mainly within the statutory timeframe, and fewer and fewer social workers have too many clients. According to THL, monitoring of statutory time limits must not be discontinued, because it helps ensure that children and families receive the support they need in a timely and equitable manner throughout the country.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/processing-times-and-caseloads-in-child-welfare-are-largely-in-good-shape-according-to-thl-monitoring-of-statutory-time-limits-must-continue-to-ensure-equitable-services
  3. 16.3.2026 | THL will renew its entire thl.fi online service in spring 2026. All content on the site will be updated to better meet customers’ information needs and the organisation’s strategic objectives. At the same time, the current website will be discontinued. The exact publication date will be announced later.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/the-thl.fi-online-service-will-be-renewed-in-spring-2026
  4. 4.6.2026 | According to the Youth Nutrition Survey conducted by THL, 67% of young people aged 12–20 reported consuming energy drinks at least occasionally, 42% at least once a week, 15% 3–5 times per week, and 6% daily or almost daily. Consumption levels were similar among girls and boys. Many young people who consume energy drinks report feeling dependent on them or otherwise feel they drink too much.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/young-people-consume-large-amounts-of-energy-drinks-and-many-already-report-feeling-dependent-on-them-thl-recommends-banning-sales-to-under-18s
  5. 21.10.2025 | The wellbeing services counties have achieved a better balance in their finances and found new ways of securing their services in a difficult situation, explains the annual assessment of the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) on the organisation of healthcare and social welfare services. 
    https://thl.fi/en/-/wellbeing-services-counties-are-finding-financial-balance-but-the-progress-of-structural-reforms-varies-
  6. 11.6.2026 | According to the latest results from the National Health Index, rates of work disability are on the decline among the population in Uusimaa while primarily increasing elsewhere in Finland. Morbidity, however, is changing in different ways in different diagnostic categories. For example, the occurrence of coronary disease is declining in all of Finland while diabetes and sleep apnoea are on the rise nationwide. Mental health also remains a concern.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/regional-differences-in-rates-of-work-disability-growing-morbidity-statistics-show-rise-in-occurrence-of-diabetes-and-sleep-apnoea-nationwide
  7. 11.5.2026 | The call for applications for the 2027 Appropriations for Health Promotion is now open. The application period runs from 11 May to 12 June 2026.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/the-2027-call-for-applications-for-appropriations-for-health-promotion-is-open
  8. 5.5.2026 | The 2026 TerveSos Award has been granted to the Age Institute’s Together in the Neighborhood® initiative. The same operating model also won the public vote.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/the-2026-tervesos-awards-granted-to-the-age-institute-s-together-in-the-neighborhood-initiative
  9. 29.5.2026 | The number of households receiving supplementary social assistance increased in 11 wellbeing services counties and decreased in 12. The number of households receiving preventive social assistance increased in eight counties and decreased in 14.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/large-regional-differences-in-the-number-of-young-recipients-of-supplementary-and-preventive-social-assistance
  10. 8.6.2026 | Family centres and meeting place activities have become established in Finland’s wellbeing services areas and are now more closely linked to goals for the wellbeing of children, young people and families. The next phase of development is to assess whether service integration leads to more timely services for families with children and how it strengthens effectiveness, according to a recent report by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL)
    https://thl.fi/en/-/family-centres-and-meeting-place-activities-established-in-wellbeing-services-areas-assessing-effectiveness-is-the-next-step
  11. 29.4.2025 | The number of open care clients in child welfare has begun to decline. In 2024, there were 34,900 children as open care clients in child welfare, a decrease of 9 per cent from 2023. 
    https://thl.fi/en/-/fewer-and-fewer-child-welfare-notifications-lead-to-a-child-welfare-client-relationship
  12. 24.3.2026 | Spending time in nature and engaging in outdoor activities are associated with better mental wellbeing among young people, according to the results of the School Health Promotion Study. Mental wellbeing was highest among adolescents who spent time in nature on a daily basis.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/time-spent-in-nature-may-support-young-people-s-mental-wellbeing
  13. 20.5.2026 | Serious health problems, especially severe mental health and substance use problems, are associated with receiving supplementary social assistance among people aged 25–64, according to a recent THL study.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/study-people-treated-in-specialised-healthcare-for-mental-health-and-substance-use-problems-receive-supplementary-social-assistance-clearly-more-often
  14. 26.3.2026 | The 2026 Public Health Award has been granted to Children of the Station and the Cancer Society of Finland in recognition of their significant and long-term efforts to promote the health and wellbeing of children and young people.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/thl-granted-an-award-to-children-of-the-station-and-the-cancer-society-of-finland-for-their-significant-work-to-promote-public-health
  15. 11.5.2026 | The National Nutrition Council and the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) are revising the food recommendations for families with children. The draft of the recommendations is open for public consultation until 10 June.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/eating-together-public-consultation-on-food-recommendations-for-families-with-children-begins
  16. 16.4.2026 | Children and young people with a foreign background fare worse than children and young people with two Finnish-born parents across several domains of health, well-being and safety. The differences are particularly evident in boys’ health and well-being. The findings are based on the School Health Promotion study conducted by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL).
    https://thl.fi/en/-/school-health-promotion-study-children-and-young-people-with-a-foreign-background-fare-worse-than-their-peers-in-many-respects-but-like-studying
  17. 28.5.2026 | Domestic violence shelters are increasingly full, and clients must more often be referred from the nearest shelter to another location. In 2025, approximately 2,400 clients were referred from a primary shelter to another shelter. The year before, the number was approximately 1,300, which is clearly lower. The occupancy rate of shelters was 73 per cent last year. The data are based on the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare’s (THL) domestic violence shelter statistics.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/an-increasing-number-of-clients-are-referred-from-one-domestic-violence-shelter-to-another-due-to-lack-of-space-it-is-still-always-important-to-seek-help
  18. 7.5.2025 | In morbidity, the latest results of the National Health Index reveal the most significant regional differences in alcohol-related diseases, and in incapacity for work, the differences are greatest in access to vocational rehabilitation.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/major-differences-between-wellbeing-services-counties-especially-in-alcohol-related-diseases-and-access-to-vocational-rehabilitation
  19. 28.1.2025 | A crisis-resilient society is made up of healthy, adaptable and mutually supportive people and systems that strengthen the health and welfare of the population. According to a recent report by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare, most Finns feel safe in their lives and trust societal actors and their loved ones, but their trust in frameworks such as political decision-making and the health care system has declined in recent years.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/a-crisis-resilient-society-requires-healthy-people-supporting-each-other
  20. 21.5.2025 | The risk test for chronic diseases has been published online. The test provides a quick and easy way to assess one’s risk of developing type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and/or memory disorders. The test was developed by THL and the Finnish Diabetes Association.
    https://thl.fi/en/-/a-new-test-reveals-the-risk-of-developing-key-chronic-diseases-and-supports-healthy-lifestyle-change