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To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, how much her Department is spending on a public information campaign to prepare people for the potential effects of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.
To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, how much her Department is spending on a public information campaign to prepare people for the potential effects of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.
DFID has not spent any money and is taking a no-cost approach to ensuring our stakeholders are briefed on the potential effects of the UK leaving the EU without a deal.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps the Government is taking to increase public awareness of personal health budgets.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps the Government is taking to increase public awareness of personal health budgets.
NHS England provides a comprehensive programme of training and support for clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) to help them to develop and publish a local offer of personal health budgets by April 2016. CCGs are now also required to include their personal health budget offer in their Health and Wellbeing Strategies, which are published in the public domain. To increase public awareness further, NHS England funds a national network of people with lived experiences of personal health budgets who champion their use both nationally and locally.
NHS England has made it clear that CCGs have a duty to inform people who are eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare that they have the right to have a personal health budget, for example including information in the letter that informs individuals they are eligible. NHS England is currently consulting on the new CCG Improvement and Assessment framework, which will ask CCGs to submit the number of personal health budgets in their local area. The results of this will be used to inform the public of how many personal health budgets have been given locally and how their area compares with the rest of the country.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what public information campaigns his Department funds on perinatal mental illness; and how much such campaigns cost.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what public information campaigns his Department funds on perinatal mental illness; and how much such campaigns cost.
Perinatal mental illness is an important topic area covered by the Start4life NHS Information Service for Parents (ISP) which is led by Public Health England. The service includes information about health and wellbeing and includes short videos on how to spot the signs of perinatal mental illness and how to seek further help.
Advice is also included in emails at key stages of pregnancy and post birth for both parents.
The Start4Life ISP was developed as a universal NHS-branded resource to help provide support and advice for expectant and new parents. The service provides regular emails and text messages during pregnancy and for the first three years of a child’s life.
The total Start4life ISP programme budget in 2014/15 was £2 million and in 2015/16 it is £2.3 million. This is used to promote a range of relevant health messages for new parents and parents to be through the Information Service for Parents, the Start4Life website and other channels including materials for healthcare professionals to use with families, online advertising and social media.
Information is also available online via NHS Choices and can be found here:
http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/pregnancy-and-baby/pages/feeling-depressed-after-birth.aspx
If he will list (a) his Department's budgeted expenditure on (i) advertising, (ii) publicity and (iii) public information campaigns for the period January to March 1997 and (b) the actual expenditure on (1) advertising, (2) publicity and (3) public information campaigns in the period January to March in each of...
If he will list (a) his Department's budgeted expenditure on (i) advertising, (ii) publicity and (iii) public information campaigns for the period January to March 1997 and (b) the actual expenditure on (1) advertising, (2) publicity and (3) public information campaigns in the period January to March in each of...
What promotional and public information campaigns his Department is (a) currently running and (b) planning to run during the next six months; and for each campaign (i) how much it will cost, (1) in total and (2) to his Department, (ii) what agencies or bodies are undertaking the work and...
What promotional and public information campaigns his Department is (a) currently running and (b) planning to run during the next six months; and for each campaign (i) how much it will cost, (1) in total and (2) to his Department, (ii) what agencies or bodies are undertaking the work and...
How much his Department has spent on promotional or public information campaigns in each of the last five years; and how much he estimates will be spent on these campaigns during the (i) current and (ii) next financial years. - Table given.
How much his Department has spent on promotional or public information campaigns in each of the last five years; and how much he estimates will be spent on these campaigns during the (i) current and (ii) next financial years. - Table given.
What is the total amount currently spent by his Department on advertising and publicity in promoting greater awareness of the availability of benefits; and what proportion of the budget is specifically targeted at (a) pensioners and (b) eligible pensioners who are not currently claiming the full amount of benefits. -...
What is the total amount currently spent by his Department on advertising and publicity in promoting greater awareness of the availability of benefits; and what proportion of the budget is specifically targeted at (a) pensioners and (b) eligible pensioners who are not currently claiming the full amount of benefits. -...
How much his Department spent on (a) advertising, (b) public relations and (c) entertainment in each of the last five financial years. - Inc figs.
How much his Department spent on (a) advertising, (b) public relations and (c) entertainment in each of the last five financial years. - Inc figs.
How much his Department has spent on (a) publicity, (b) promotion and (c) hospitality in each of the last six years. - Includes figures and reference to 276 c249W.
How much his Department has spent on (a) publicity, (b) promotion and (c) hospitality in each of the last six years. - Includes figures and reference to 276 c249W.
What is his Department's budget in 1996-97 for consultants to assist with information, publicity, press and media. - Department and its agencies do not use consultants to assist with information, publicity, press and media work.
What is his Department's budget in 1996-97 for consultants to assist with information, publicity, press and media. - Department and its agencies do not use consultants to assist with information, publicity, press and media work.
What is the cost budgeted for staff, employed full-time or part-time, to provide information and publicity in 1996-97; how many staff were assumed in his Department's budget, employed (i) full time and (ii) part time, (a) to work on press and media and (b) to provide information and publicity in...
What is the cost budgeted for staff, employed full-time or part-time, to provide information and publicity in 1996-97; how many staff were assumed in his Department's budget, employed (i) full time and (ii) part time, (a) to work on press and media and (b) to provide information and publicity in...
What assessment he has made of the total expenditure of his Department, its agencies and non-departmental public bodies on publicity for each of the years (a) 1979-80, (b) 1989-90, (c) 1991-92, (d) 1993-94, (e) 1994-95 and (f) 1995-96 (i) to date and (ii) as estimated for the whole year; what...
What assessment he has made of the total expenditure of his Department, its agencies and non-departmental public bodies on publicity for each of the years (a) 1979-80, (b) 1989-90, (c) 1991-92, (d) 1993-94, (e) 1994-95 and (f) 1995-96 (i) to date and (ii) as estimated for the whole year; what...
What estimate he has made of the total spending by his Department on advertising and public relations in (a) 1993-94, (b) 1994-95 and (c) 1995-96; and if he will list the major advertising campaigns executed or planned indicating the expenditure on each. - Inc figs and table.
What estimate he has made of the total spending by his Department on advertising and public relations in (a) 1993-94, (b) 1994-95 and (c) 1995-96; and if he will list the major advertising campaigns executed or planned indicating the expenditure on each. - Inc figs and table.
What has been the expenditure of his (a) Department, (b) agencies and (c) non-departmental public bodies on newspaper advertising by title for each year since 1990-91; and what estimate he has made for 1995-96 based on expenditure to date and existing plans. - Info could be obtained only at disproportionate...
What has been the expenditure of his (a) Department, (b) agencies and (c) non-departmental public bodies on newspaper advertising by title for each year since 1990-91; and what estimate he has made for 1995-96 based on expenditure to date and existing plans. - Info could be obtained only at disproportionate...
How his Department publicises payment practices other than as percentages of invoices paid late.
How his Department publicises payment practices other than as percentages of invoices paid late.
What is his current estimate of eligible households in the Doncaster area which do not claim family benefit; what means are used to improve the take-up rate. - Inc figs.
What is his current estimate of eligible households in the Doncaster area which do not claim family benefit; what means are used to improve the take-up rate. - Inc figs.
What is his current estimate of eligible households in (a) Inverclyde, (b) Strathclyde and (c) Scotland which do not claim Family Credit; what means are used to improve the take-up rate. - Inc tables & figures & text of letter from Mr M Bichard of Benefits Agency.
What is his current estimate of eligible households in (a) Inverclyde, (b) Strathclyde and (c) Scotland which do not claim Family Credit; what means are used to improve the take-up rate. - Inc tables & figures & text of letter from Mr M Bichard of Benefits Agency.