| Name: | Nina Wagner-Nyman |
| Year of birth: | 1970 |
| County: |
Central Uusimaa |
| Town: | Nurmijärvi |
| Title: | erityissosiaaliohjaaja |
Nina
Wagner-Nyman
Central Uusimaa
"The key factors to a good life are care, support, safety, and inclusion. "
I am 54 years old, married, and I have two adult children. I come from Helsinki but have lived in Nurmijärvi since 1995.
I have a Master’s degree in social services and work as a specialsocialcounselor in the family social services. Before my current job, I worked in a daycare center in Nurmijärvi and in a children's home in Helsinki, so I have a broad and diverse skillset in various social services.
In my work, I encounter people with different needs for support, and I understand how the service system operates, as well as how it should be developed to ensure the quality of life for everyone, despite potential challenges. Smooth cooperation between social and health services is crucial for ensuring comprehensive well-being.
My native language is an important part of my identity. In Keski-Uusimaa, we Swedish-speaking and bilingual individuals are a small but resilient minority. I want to work towards providing high-quality multilingual social and health services.
As for my professional qualities, I would describe myself as efficient and proactive. I do not shy away from tackling difficult issues, I possess excellent interaction skills, and taking others into consideration and respecting them is important to me. In my free time, I enjoy spending time in nature with our dogs, and at home, I am relaxed and even quite comfort-loving.
Important political topics
Safe living
Our welfare society has an important role in creating conditions and services that ensure everyone's right and opportunity to a good life.
Functioning social welfare
In the organization and development of services, the individual must be at the center, and everyone's right to good care- and support services must be guaranteed. The service menu should be sufficiently comprehensive and flexible to ensure that everyone can find the service that best suits their needs.
Thriving children, adolescents and families
We must collectively invest in the well-being of children and young people. Early intervention can not just be empty words. The entire future is based on a secure attachment. By addressing potential challenges at an early stage, we create the conditions for children and young people's safe growth and development.