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Rishi Sunak to announce £500m package for families
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Hundreds of thousands of families are to receive extra support as part of a £500m package from the government that will include the creation of a network of “family hubs” across England, but concerns have been raised that the measures do not go far enough.
The government describes the centres, which will launch in 75 local authorities, as “one-stop shops” for advice and guidance. They are similar in some respects to the Sure Start centres introduced under Tony Blair, although ministers believe they will provide a more comprehensive service.
The funding, which will be announced by the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, in Wednesday’s budget and spending review, will also go towards mental health support for new and expectant parents, and provide extra
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