Labour is proposing the establishment of a Sure Start-style network of family hubs to support deprived children and families. This initiative aims to address the attainment gap between poorer and richer children, positioning it as a moral imperative. The government plans to invest £500 million to open 1,000 family hub centres across England by April 2026. Collaboration among parents, councils, schools, and childminders will be emphasized. The goal is to create a deeply integrated system of support that becomes integral to British politics and cannot be undone by future administrations.
Labour pledges to create an integrated network of family hubs that would be so popular and entrenched that no future government could dismantle it. This initiative will build on the legacy of Sure Start and aims to close the attainment gap between poorer and richer children.
With a commitment of £500 million, Labour plans to open 1,000 new family hub centres across England by April 2026, fostering collaboration between parents, councils, and schools. This strategy intends to provide comprehensive support for families and ensure no future government can reverse the progress made.
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