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Prioritising parental support

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A recent study by UNICEF UK found that 70 per cent of parents in Britain believe it is getting harder to be a parent.
Matt Buttery is chief executive of Triple P UK
Matt Buttery is chief executive of Triple P UK

Parents are hugely influential in helping children fulfil their potential, so it is essential they feel empowered to seek additional support when they need it.

To date, the government has taken action to make support available from birth through to teens, with the investment of £300 million into Family Hubs in 75 areas across the country.

The vision is that Family Hubs act as a 'one-stop shop' to offer support, guidance and advice on issues including breastfeeding, mental health support, health visits and parenting. With a current focus on the transition to parenthood, and supporting early language and communication to prepare them for school at the age of five.

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