#KFChildrensHealth

Sir Michael Marmot and two speakers standing and smiling beside each other for a photo.

Wes Streeting and Sarah Woolnough both seated in a conference setting with notes on their lap.

Dame Rachel De Souza speaking at the pew at a King's Fund Conference.

Two members of staff at The King's Fund standing in front of a board of posters drawn by primary school children

Sharing a few of our favourite snapshots from today's 'Creating the Healthiest Generation of Children' conference – moments that capture the energy, insight and shared commitment driving better outcomes for children and young people. @barnardos.org.uk
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Loads of great ideas and discussions at #KFChildrensHealth. Including catching up with @kathevans2.bsky.social, Ann Hagell & a chance to meet members of the @barnardos.org.uk NHS youth forum IRL

Professor Sir Michael Marmot is stood at a lectern. The sign behind him shows The King’s Fund logo and Barnados logo.

Great to hear from Professor Sir Michael Marmot at #KFChildrensHealth.

He did not mince his words on how essential it is to address poverty and inequality, and that the UK has the financial means to do this - if the political will is there.

Promotional image for a conference titled 'Creating the healthiest generation of children' on Tuesday 25 November, sponsored by The King's Fund and Barnardo's. Features two joyful children playing outdoors, one piggybacking on the other.

Welcome to all the delegates joining us at our 'Creating the healthiest generation of children conference' in collaboration with @barnardos.org.uk.

Let us know how you're finding the sessions and join in the conversation using #KFChildrensHealth

Promotional graphic for an event, 'Creating the healthiest generation of children' on 25 November. The image highlights one of the sessions at the event entitled, 'Prioritising children and young people's wellbeing through healthier neighbourhoods,' scheduled for 2:30 pm. It features images and names of three speakers: Lillie Wenzel, Fellow, The King's Fund; Amanda Sullivan, CEO, Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board; Dr Onyinye Onkwonko, GP Partner, The Ward Medical Practice. The graphic includes the logo of The King's Fund at the bottom.

At our #KFChildrensHealth event in November, we'll explore how the health sector, local authorities, schools and communities can work together to support children and young people's wellbeing.

Find out more and book your place: buff.ly/owI6B4y