Growth will come from investing in infrastructure that we all depend on. The Chancellor must ensure that funding covers the cost of delivery, so that every child can thrive, and parents can stay in work. Doing so will boost tax receipts, cut the benefits bill, and deliver growth for all of us. 2/2

We're looking forward to the first meeting of the Kent Network on Thursday!
Find out more about local NDNA Networks here: www.ndna.org.uk/networks

They shared concerns and ideas on how to approach it and found some mutual support in these challenging times. They’ve already agreed to meet in two weeks, with a representative of the council invited to attend.

If you want to know more about the Government’s proposals to reform disability benefits, check out this blog from @sensecharity.bsky.social.

There is also a link to write to your MP and ask them to stand with disabled people in opposing these cuts.

www.sense.org.uk/blog/what-th...

Government must ensure that the boost to personalised employment support is tailored to and funded for young people with SEND.

They must also recognise that those with more complex needs may not be able to work, and will need financial support to live.

This enables parents to work, but also gives children the foundations for learning, boosting their education and our future workforce.

See the latest in early education news here: ndna.org.uk/ndna-news/

We were happy to be able to support you with resources such as the parent charges template letter here:

ndna.org.uk/updated-char...