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Easy-read information booklet on the 2026 national referendum
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Phone-free primary schools with children's welfare as a guiding principle
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Better opportunities to develop and strengthen home care services in new facilities
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Emergency response team Púlsinn launches to address violence among children
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Updated fee schedule for swimming pools, geothermal beach, and Reykjavík Family Park & Zoo
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Storm causes widespread disruption, but Reykjavík weathers it well
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Thursday's severe weather to affect Reykjavík City services
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Reykjavík receives two nominations for the Icelandic Web Awards
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Keðjan supported about 1,000 parents and children last year
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Child Prosperity Week begins today in the capital area
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Reykjavík City secures mental health services for children from Thorvaldsens Association Nursery, 1974-1979
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Reykjavík City Safety Week 2026
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Robust recreational programs to combat violence among children
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Mayor Heiða Björg's Neighborhood Days in Háaleiti and Bústaðir
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Nursery Committee findings followed up on
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Together Against Violence - improved procedures and better oversight
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City Council apologizes to children who were placed at Thorvaldsens Association Nursery
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Bergið Headspace receives grant from Gunnar Thoroddsen Memorial Fund
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City of Well-Being – community, movement and nutrition
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Using real-time data to reduce homelessness and improve services
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City Council unanimously approves measures against violence involving children
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Levels of suspended particulates and nitrogen dioxide increase
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Levels of suspended particulates and nitrogen dioxide increase
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More parents receive training to tackle parenting challenges
