Families missing out on NHS money for healthy food
The government has been approached for comment. Amelia, from Sunderland, has a two-year-old son and does not qualify for the scheme, but said she understood the struggle families face. It's not just food, it's the nappies and wipes and days out."She said she tries to batch cook to save money and eat the same meals as her son.
- ▪The government has been approached for comment.
- ▪Amelia, from Sunderland, has a two-year-old son and does not qualify for the scheme, but said she understood the struggle families face.
- ▪It's not just food, it's the nappies and wipes and days out."She said she tries to batch cook to save money and eat the same meals as her son.
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Families missing out on NHS money for healthy foodImage caption, NHS money is available to help families on the lowest incomes with young children to pay for healthy food and milkByHelen RichardsonPolitical Reporter, North East and CumbriaPublished1 minute agoCharities are warning that thousands of low income families are missing out on money they are eligible to claim to buy fresh fruit, vegetables, and milk.Families earning less than £400 a week are entitled to weekly NHS Health Start payments including pregnant women and those with children under four years old who are entitled to £4.65 a week.Figures found take-up of the scheme is as low as 64% in some parts of the North East and Cumbria.Newcastle-based charity Feeding Britain said hikes in food prices meant "every layer of protection…
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