nuorisoturvallisuuslain

The Nuorisoturvallisuuslaki, or Youth Safety Act, is Finnish legislation focused on ensuring the safety and well-being of young people. It outlines the responsibilities of municipalities and other actors in providing safe environments and services for children and youth. The law addresses various aspects of youth safety, including physical safety, mental health support, and protection from harm.

Key provisions of the Nuorisoturvallisuuslaki emphasize the right of young people to receive support and guidance. It mandates that municipalities must organize youth services that promote their development, social inclusion, and overall safety. This includes measures to prevent bullying, substance abuse, and other risks. The law also highlights the importance of participation, ensuring that young people have a voice in matters concerning them.

Furthermore, the Nuorisoturvallisuuslaki aims to create a framework for cooperation between different authorities and organizations involved in child and youth welfare. It encourages a proactive approach to identifying and addressing potential risks before they escalate. The ultimate goal is to foster an environment where young people can grow and thrive in a secure and supportive society.