A statement from Place2Be on the new National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines
A statement from Place2Be on the new National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidelines
Place2Be welcomes the new National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines and is pleased to see that our recommendations have been included.
Today, NICE publish its guidelines on Social, emotional and mental wellbeing in primary and secondary education which Place2Be contributed to.
Catherine Roche, Place2Be Chief Executive Officer (CEO), said about the new guidelines:
Read the full NICE guidelines or find out more about Place2Be's policy work.
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