Reassures colleagues about Government's focus on raising the healthiest generation of children in history. Confirms the roll-out of Best Start family hubs from April next year, providing high-quality services for parents in communities where alcoholism is prevalent. The Government also confirms giving vulnerable families better access to local support services through a £2.4 billion funding programme over three years. We are committed to reducing stigma, improving the quality of treatment, and making support available to every woman who needs it. The Government is piloting local approaches to reduce stigma among healthcare professionals, will publish clinical guidelines for alcohol treatment including advice for pregnant women and parents, and are finalising a co-occurring mental health and substance use delivery framework to improve integration at a national level. Additionally, we plan to publish guidance on how treatment providers can better support women and work with local commissioners to ensure specific needs of pregnant women and parents are considered in drug and alcohol treatment commissioning plans. We have announced an investment of £13.4 billion over the next three years for local authorities’ public health work, including a total of £1 billion of drug and alcohol treatment grants. Our strategy is based on Best Start family hubs and the Families First Partnership programme to ensure parents in alcohol treatment services also receive vital parenting and family support.