Cooper prioritises public health, domestic abuse and care workforce

Cooper prioritises public health, domestic abuse and care workforce

Health secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the full return of ‘Sure Start’ to community family hubs over the next two years, new specialist domestic abuse services and a “proper” workforce plan for social care.

Cooper pledges revival of ‘one of Labour’s greatest achievements’ – Sure Start

The Health Secretary will announce support for babies and parents will be expanded through a network of local hubs.

First 1001 Days Movement welcomes announcement to roll-out Healthy Babies programme

The First 1001 Days Movement is delighted with the announcement from Yvette Cooper today that the Healthy Babies programme is set to be expanded across all local authorities in England. Speaking at the Labour party conference on 30th September, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Yvette Cooper shared that the Healthy Babies services would be expanded to all local areas in England over the next two years, reaching over 1,000 family hub…

Support for families and babies rolled out to all family hubs

Government expands Healthy Babies support, boosts adult social care workforce and backs NHS action on violence against women.

Cooper pledges up to 1,000 Sure Start centres over next two years

Health and social care secretary Yvette Cooper has announced the extension of Sure Start services over the next two years.