Boost Universal Credit to save children’s mental health, says Centre for Mental Health
We respond to data published by NHS Digital which shows that children living in poverty have higher rates of mental ill health
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We respond to data published by NHS Digital which shows that children living in poverty have higher rates of mental ill health
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