Political parties and regional initiatives in Sweden are intensifying efforts to address youth mental health issues through improved access to care, preventive strategies, and awareness campaigns.
Swedish families are advised on reasonable savings for children and practical cost-cutting tips to improve household finances amid economic pressures.
Sweden's maternity care is struggling with staffing shortages during the July peak birth period, relying heavily on midwives' overtime and postponed vacations to manage demand.
A study highlights how family-oriented physical activities like Tag Rugby improve health and motivation for both parents and children in Sweden.
Swedish youth football faces challenges compared to Denmark, especially in training resources and economic investment, but efforts are underway to improve talent development and retention.
A Swedish Democratic Party MP is under investigation for child pornography charges following a tip from NCMEC, leading to a police raid and political suspension.
Swedish regions launch funding and a cultural festival in 2026 to boost children’s active participation in arts and culture.
The IRMA study in Sweden tracks 600 children over several years to identify causes of mental health problems, complemented by school nurses' active role in promoting youth self-care.
Sweden's aging population and record low birth rates pose challenges, but reforms in pensions and immigration are helping maintain welfare stability.