Fw: Reducing health inequalities for children and young people conference - 22nd March

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FYI see below for conference details.

Best wishesMaggie

Reducing health inequalities for children and young people: conference from Local Government Association, NCB and others, Thursday 22nd March 2012

This important conference will offer the opportunity for delegates to analyse the implications of the transfer of public health

responsibilities to local government. It will help delegates understand how they can ensure children and young people’s

health interests remain at the centre of local authority and public health services and it will share early learning from local

authorities and partners making progress in this agenda. The event is aimed at senior officers and elected members in

local government and stakeholders from the health and voluntary and community sectors.

Please visit www.local.gov.uk/events to book.

Clements

Policy Officer - National Children's Bureau

Tel: 020 7843 6332 email: kclements@...

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