The Minister acknowledged the importance of care for children and young people with complex needs. She highlighted government initiatives such as £300 million for family and early years support, including £100 million to roll out bespoke parent-infant mental health support, £50 million for evidence-based parenting programmes, and £82 million to create a network of family hubs. The Minister also mentioned the supporting families programme with an increase in funding from 70,000 to over 100,000 families supported by 2024-25. She detailed additional measures for school-age children's mental health support and learning disabilities/autism through a £74 million national autism strategy. The Minister also discussed ongoing efforts in the secure estate with an investment of £259 million to maintain capacity and expand provision, aiming to provide high-quality safe homes for vulnerable children. She emphasised measures to ensure trauma-informed care and formulation-driven approaches within the secure estate framework. Additionally, she noted further investments in NHS mental health services by 2023-24 and an additional £79 million of funding to improve access and reduce waiting times for community mental health support.