Let's make a safer everyday life.

We produce and share information on accident prevention for You, who wants to prevent accidents at home and during leisure time.

Prevent accidents for you and your loved ones.

  • Babies

  • Children

  • Young people

  • Working-age people

  • Elderly


Campaigns

A broad network of societal actors and a few private sector representatives are involved in the accident prevention work and campaigns.

The Stay on Your Feet -campaign reminds us that falling can be reduced through personal actions! (Pages only in Finnish)

The Stay on Your Feet -campaign promotes walking safety during the winter and it is held annually in January. The campaign reminds people that anticipating issues and being prepared for them can help prevent falls during the slippery weather in winter.

Accident Prevention Day -campaign will be held from September 9th to September 15th, 2024! (Pages only in Finnish)

Accident Prevention Day is always held on Friday the 13th. This year, Accident Prevention Day will focus on the importance of maintaining functionality in preventing accidents. The campaign encourages people to think of ways for everyone to reduce risks and prevent accidents at home, during leisure time and at work.

Mies imuroimassa polvillaan kotonaan, nainen pyyhkimässä pölyjä sohvalla istuen

Articles and News


Campaign Materials

  • Accident Prevention materials
  • Stay On Your Feet materials

Material Bank

The Accident Prevention materials are available online and can be ordered and used for free.

For Media

Several organizations and authorities have been working together on accident prevention since 1993.

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STAY ON YOUR FEET -CAMPAIGN

Do you slip and slide or stay on your feet?

Take the test and find out how you would handle even the worst ice conditions. Imagine yourself in different situations. How would you act?

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