Children’s mental health week – help spread the word

Children’s mental health week, which runs until February 12th, aims to shine a light on the importance of children’s and young people’s mental health. As a Council, we are working hard and are proud of our work to reduce health inequalities through public health initiatives including more mental health support for children and families. We are also developing a carers charter which is about making sure that all the unpaid young carers across the borough get the support they need.

Children’s mental health week – help spread the word

Children’s mental health week, which runs until February 12th, aims to shine a light on the importance of children’s and young people’s mental health. As a Council, we are working hard and are proud of our work to reduce health inequalities through public health initiatives including more mental health support for children and families. We are also developing a carers charter which is about making sure that all the unpaid young carers across the borough get the support they need.

Children’s mental health week – help spread the word

Children’s mental health week, which runs until February 12th, aims to shine a light on the importance of children’s and young people’s mental health. As a Council, we are working hard and are proud of our work to reduce health inequalities through public health initiatives including more mental health support for children and families. We are also developing a carers charter which is about making sure that all the unpaid young carers across the borough get the support they need.