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Tom Allport, Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer, Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol

Focusing on children’s first 1,001 days can build neighbourhood support for migrant families

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The UK government’s new ten-year health plan for England prioritises tackling health inequalities through local preventive measures. One promising approach is to build on the strengths of migrant families by fostering neighbourhood peer support – particularly for underserved communities.

In wealthy countries, families migrating from low-income countries are often excluded or marginalised in society and lack social support. They often have highly stressed pregnancies and many experience barriers to effective healthcare.

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