they are not feeling right, so we need to prioritise this in schools as well. schools do a greatjob in that early intervention, but we need to support them better with the roll out of these mental health support teams. roll-out of these mental health support teams- roll-out of these mental health support teams. you say they ust need to roll-out i support teams. you say they ust need to roll-out faster. support teams. you say they ust need to roll-out faster. but, h need to roll out faster. but, surely, from what we are seeing in sophie s report, the issue is not necessarily the speed with which services are being rolled out, it s the fact that services are overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of children who are seeking help? what children who are seeking help? what is very interesting children who are seeking help? target is very interesting when we children who are seeking help? ltdrisgt is very interesting when we look around the country is that the support they were talking abo
kids talking about digital counselling, cheap, easy to roll out, confidential, which is probably why they want to go there first, and schools could very well roll that out, and the paper has meant that the government has funded the nhs to roll out mental health support teams across the whole country, so children wouldn t be waiting, as you heard in those clips. haifa children wouldn t be waiting, as you heard in those clips. heard in those clips. how are you auoin to heard in those clips. how are you going to make heard in those clips. how are you going to make sure, heard in those clips. how are you going to make sure, though, - heard in those clips. how are you | going to make sure, though, when heard in those clips. how are you - going to make sure, though, when you talk about prioritising children s mental health, how will you ensure that any catch up funding does that? well, i think, first of all, the mental health support teams are funded, theyjust need to roll out quicker.