Do you have an inclusion health poster to share? Join us at the LNNM conference - Fri 14th Nov https://t.co/cqN1cVH6tn put your poster in our competition! https://t.co/2YsIkCJIXW @janeyecook @londonhf

Do you have an inclusion health poster to share? Join us at the LNNM conference - Fri 14th Nov https://t.co/cqN1cVHEiV put your poster in our competition! https://t.co/9dHodKNmVW @PathwayUK @KeatLiz

Are you a inclusion health/health equity nurse who wants to make global connections? Join our network meeting - 14th Oct 14.00-17.00pm BST. Email: samantha.dorney-smith@ucl.ac.uk @PathwayUK @SchnellerKendra @janeyecook @AAEH0 @unimib @NatlHCHCouncil @SaludCalle @NMIH12 @INMO_IRL

Check out the agenda for the @LNNMhomeless conference & join us for an uplifting & inspiring day with inclusion health focused colleagues - Fri 14th Nov – only £35! https://t.co/iVTIwQFOcb Poster comp & Ab Fab comp included! @SchnellerKendra @janeyecook @londonhf @CrystalOldman

Check out the agenda for the @LNNMhomeless conference & join us for an uplifting & inspiring day with inclusion health focused colleagues - Fri 14th Nov – only £35! https://t.co/iVTIwQFOcb Poster comp & Ab Fab comp included! @NHSEnglandLDN @PathwayUK @KeatLiz

@LeftyHV The main purpose of the mandated HV contacts is to identify health needs‼️ An oxymoron to decide in advance who has health needs & classified as “universal” 🤷🏻‍♀️🤔 Babies & young children are only seen4x between birth & school entry- a bare minimum, now being eroded in England‼️

Two extraordinary statistics from @LondonCouncils today: - One in every 21 children in London now lives in temporary accommodation. - London authorities spend £4 million on temporary accommodation every single day.

number of children in hotels for longer than the 6-week legal limit has increased by 663% in three years, from 490 children to 3,250, with more than @CitizensUK

Just to share brilliant campaign from @magpieprojectuk - no child in a home without a kitchen - follow the QR code. #Allourchildren at the end of @Sharedhealthgm day on temporary accommodation.

Inspiring morning at the @Sharedhealthgm Homeless Families Conference. A strong, united voice in support of making households in temporary accommodation a priority and a reminder to remain hopeful in difficult times.

Looking forward to day. Anyone else?

Dear @metpoliceuk as a @iHealthVisiting I am confident in recognising and support women experiencing DV. Supporting a friend has given me a more personal experience. Why ask a victim brave enough to disclose 🤐 if she wants him arrested! He's broken bail 😡 @womensaid

Lord Darzi observed what GPs already knew - “I can still remember at the start of my career when health visitors & district nurses worked with us as one big team” So can I and that was 23 yrs ago. We don’t need reports, we need general practice revival

Home visits and continuity are key to building strong professional relationships. Shame that isn't a KPi

Brilliant work - heard the message on @LBC

I’ll be on @TimesRadio at 3pm talking about plain labelling infant formula - why this would be a good thing for babies & their families @BflgUk @alisonthewliss @DoctorChrisVT @JessBrownFuller @Food_Foundation

@Debbief108 @TA_APPG @homeoffice @iHealthVisiting @magpieprojectuk Would hope these recommendations from SACN would help with advocacy for these families. In Dec we’re publishing a new ‘eating well’ guide for those supporting families in temporary accommodation … watch this space

@1stepsnutrition @Debbief108 @TA_APPG @homeoffice @iHealthVisiting Great news, we agree and do believe that these recommendations will definitely help to build a case for all our children having access to healthy home cooked food not matter what their housing or immigration status.

Thank you for highlighting the plight of our children attempting to transition on to solid food in hotels with no kitchens and home office catered hotels. See our campaign here: https://t.co/bvCvdPI8xZ

Looking foward to new publication 🥳 Babies and toddlers should always have access to a healthy diet. Sachets, jars, follow on formula and Celerac just isn't good enough.