Bid to improve health and well-being of kids

Thursday, 11 September 2014 00:00

Protecting the emotional health and well-being of children is a top priority.

That's according to the Department of Health and Social Care which is hosting the 'Raising Kids, Raising Resilience' conference later this month.

Emma McClean is the manager of the child and adolescent mental health service - she told us why it's been organised:

Parents are invited to attend the event on September 27th to hear from health and education professionals who will offer practical advice and support.

Emma says the benefits are far reaching:

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