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The children's NSF is a 10-year programme that aims for long-term and sustained improvement in children's health. Setting standards for health and social services for children, young people and pregnant women, the NSF aims to ensure fair, high quality and integrated health and social care, from pregnancy right through to adulthood.]
The children's NSF is a fundamental change in thinking about health and social care services. It aims to lead to a cultural shift, and result in services being designed and delivered around the needs of children and families. It is aimed at everyone who comes into contact with, or delivers services to, children, young people or pregnant women.
It is composed of a number of documents, which you can access and download on the following link.
