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Funding settlement. labour have described it as a "sticking plaster." vicky nevin from the nspcc welcomed the investment, but said much greater funding was needed for health visitors. i think it is a very important and i acknowledge that parents and babies need more support, particularly when it comes to which mental health during and after pregnancy. but we need to make sure that all parents can access these hubs. it is really important that on wednesday, the government also invests in the services, universal services like health and cleaning that can restore families and make sure that every...

I can only assume it's- the same approach to allow early—years providers, - at this particular point in time, to go by the wayside. labour says the new plan is a sticking plaster, which rings hollow, but the government says the hubs will be an upgrade on sure start and will help children of all ages and their parents. helen catt, bbc news. vicky nevin from the nspcc welcomed the investment — but said much greater funding was needed for health visitors. it isa it is a very important announcement, that parents and babies need more support, especially regarding perinatal health. so it is impo...

The plans are part of a £500 million package of support for children and parents across england, with devolved administrations set to receive an equivalent funding settlement. labour have described it as a "sticking plaster." vicky nevin from the nspcc welcomed the investment, but said much greater funding was needed for health visitors. it's a very important announcement, an acknowledgement that parents and babies need more support, especially regarding perinatal health. mental health during and after pregnancy. mental health during and after pregnancy. we need to make sure all parents can a...

The same approach to allow early—years providers, - at this particular point in time, to go by the wayside. labour says the new plan is a sticking plaster, which rings hollow, but the government says the hubs will be an upgrade on sure start and will help children of all ages and their parents. helen catt, bbc news. vicky nevin from the nspcc welcomed the investment — but said much greater funding was needed for health visitors. it's a very important announcement, an acknowledgement that parents and babies need more support, especially regarding perinatal health. we need to make sure all p...

The chancellor rishi sunak will announce funding for a new network of so—called �*family hubs�* in next week�*s budget. the plans are part of a 500 million package of support for children and parents across england, with devolved administrations set to receive an equivalent funding settlement. labour have described the plans as a "sticking plaster." joining me now is vicky nevin from the nspcc. thanks forjoining us. what do you make of this? we need to make sure that all parents can access these family hubs so it is important that on wednesday — family hubs so it is important ii�*u...