Early Childhood Support Programmes
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Early Childhood Support Programmes. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/45450
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Hilary Cooper, a shadow minister, pledged to restore and expand health services in family hubs across England, mirroring the original Sure Start program. The initiative aims to support over 1,000 family centers within two years with enhanced infant feeding and mental health support for parents. Labour highlights that since 2010, these services have been largely absent due to Conservative policies, despite evidence…
Cooper pledges revival of ‘one of Labour’s greatest achievements’ – Sure Start →The government is expanding the Healthy Babies programme across all local authorities in England, committing £500 million to establish 1,000 family hubs by April 2027. This initiative aims to support parents with infant feeding, mental health services, and building strong parent-child bonds through health visits and midwifery care, emulating the principles of the former Sure Start programme. Yvette Cooper, Health…
Healthy Babies programme to be expanded across England →The UK government plans to establish up to 1,000 "one-stop shops" for infant care across England by 2028 as part of a new "Healthy Babies" programme. These hubs will provide parents with access to midwives, health visitors, and other family services focused on infant feeding, mental health support, and bonding activities. Health Secretary Yvette Cooper announced this initiative at the Labour Party conference in…
Parents will be offered greater support with infant feeding, mental health and bonding with their babies, under new plans to set up 1,000 'one-stop shops' →Analysis
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Labour has been setting up new family hubs, however more than half of local authorities in England currently do not have health services in the centres, unlike the original Sure Start scheme.
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30 Sep Parents will be offered greater support with infant feeding, mental health and bonding with their babies, under new plans to set up 1,000 'one-stop shops'The UK government plans to establish up to 1,000 "one-stop shops" for infant care across England by 2028 as part of a new "Healthy Babies" programme. These hubs will provide parents with access to midwives, health visitors, and other family services focused on infant feeding, mental health support, and bonding activities. Health Secretary Yvette Cooper announced this initiative at the Labour Party conference in…Daily Mail
30 Sep Healthy Babies programme to be expanded across EnglandThe government is expanding the Healthy Babies programme across all local authorities in England, committing £500 million to establish 1,000 family hubs by April 2027. This initiative aims to support parents with infant feeding, mental health services, and building strong parent-child bonds through health visits and midwifery care, emulating the principles of the former Sure Start programme. Yvette Cooper, Health…The Guardian
30 Sep Cooper pledges revival of ‘one of Labour’s greatest achievements’ – Sure StartHilary Cooper, a shadow minister, pledged to restore and expand health services in family hubs across England, mirroring the original Sure Start program. The initiative aims to support over 1,000 family centers within two years with enhanced infant feeding and mental health support for parents. Labour highlights that since 2010, these services have been largely absent due to Conservative policies, despite evidence…Evening Standard
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