Impact of Cuts to Spending on Children’s Centres on Childhood Obesity

Charlotte Goddard
Tuesday, September 28, 2021

When government-funded Sure Start children’s centres launched in 1999, obesity prevention and the narrowing of health inequalities were explicit aims.

Researchers say reversing cuts to Sure Start could be effective as part of a wider approach to reducing childhood obesity. Picture: Adobe Stock
Researchers say reversing cuts to Sure Start could be effective as part of a wider approach to reducing childhood obesity. Picture: Adobe Stock

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