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The higher education community of the Helsinki metropolitan area gets together: EveryMoveCounts-campaign starts!

The well-being of higher education students has been put to the test during the occurring pandemic. The goal of the EveryMoveCounts-campaign is to increase the students’ awareness of the benefits of daily movement for their well-being. The campaign aims to especially reach sedentary students who aren’t particularly interested in sports and exercise.
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Besides Aalto University the following organisations participate in the campaign:

Aalto University Student Union AYY

Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

The Student Union of Haaga-Helia UAS Helga

Hanken School of Economics

University of Helsinki

The Student Union of the University of Helsinki HYY

The Student Union of Laurea UAS Laureamko

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences

Metropolia University of Applied Sciences’ HyMy-Village

The Student Union of Metropolia UAS METKA

Finnish Student Sports Federation OLL

The Student Union of Hanken School of Economics (SHS)

Uniarts Helsinki

UniSport

Finnish Student Health Service SFHS

ZONE - Universities of Applied Sciences Sport Services

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