Helen Whately
@Helen_Whately
Member of Parliament for Faversham and Mid Kent. Minister of State for Health and Social Care.
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http://www.helenwhately.org.uk 06-04-2010 21:28:13
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🚨Labour have finally admitted they would scrap our childcare plans.
This would cause huge uncertainty for working parents who are set to save £6,900 a year.
But yet again, they’ve refused to say what their plan is.
Only the Conservatives have a plan to back working parents.
It was a pleasure to meet so many people motivated to tackle dementia at yesterday's roundtable UK Prime Minister.
We are committed in our mission to beat dementia. The late Barbara Windsor's husband, Scott Mitchell, will be an invaluable voice as the People's Champion.
A real pleasure to meet some incredible young carers yesterday to mark #YoungCarersActionDay .
Young carers face immense responsibilities, and their courage and determination never cease to inspire.
We're working across government to get them the support they need.
I’m proud to support the NHS Parliamentary Awards 2024! You can now write to your local MP to suggest nominations of NHS teams and individuals who are providing excellent healthcare in your area. Find out more here – nhsparliamentaryawards.co.uk #NHSParlyAwards
I welcome this report by Policy Exchange.
Good work and health support reduces ill-health and absenteeism - helping people start, stay and succeed in work.
We are committed to building a healthier workforce for a healthier economy.
Great to meet the businesses we're backing with the £1 million Occupational Health Innovation Fund last week Jo Churchill MP.
The fund is finding better ways to support the health of our workforce - good for individuals, good for businesses, and good for our economy.
Thanks to…
We're working hard to cut waits across the NHS.
Really helpful roundtable in Department of Health and Social Care yesterday about addressing community health services waits for children and young people.
Many thanks to RCPCH RCSLT 💙 BACCH Royal College of Occupational Therapists for meeting me and James Sanderson