Bring Back Funding For Breastfeeding Awareness Week

We are asking the Department of Health to continue to fund Breastfeeding Awareness Week.Breastfed babies save the NHS money because they are less likely to need medical treatment. Statistically, formu... continue reading »

1,000 signatures Goal: 1,000
All Signatures (1,000 total)
826.
Emma H 26 February 2005
827.
Natasha L 19 February 2005
828.
Siobhan P 18 February 2005

"In order to give all our babies the best start in life it's essential that we raise the culture of breastfeeding to that of the norm. County Lancashire"

829.
Anna B 16 February 2005

"In a difficult climate a very short-sited decision in terms of NHS resources County Kent"

830.
Marie P 16 February 2005
831.
R J 13 February 2005
832.
A W 8 February 2005

"Why cut the funding for something so worthy... perhaps because mums produce milk, not oil... County Middlesex"

833.
Paula E 3 February 2005

"This funding needs to be brought back, If breastfeeding rates were better it would save the country money in the long run with less illness and less crime"

834.
Georgina L 26 January 2005
835.
Caroline O 9 January 2005
836.
Theresa O 7 January 2005
837.
Rebecca W 5 January 2005
838.
Rachael W 4 January 2005

"Mothers need a supportive environment to establish and maintain breastfeeding. Help us by funding this simple, effective, important public health measure. County Berkshire"

839.
Rebecca W 3 January 2005
840.
Bernadett H 2 January 2005
841.
Fernanda S 17 December 2004
842.
Mrs Ll 11 December 2004
843.
Charlotte S 2 December 2004
844.
Helen F 29 November 2004
845.
Richard H 20 November 2004
846.
Kelli D 13 November 2004

"This particular cut will cost so much more in terms of NHS treatment for children suffering from all the things breastfeeding helps to protect against! A sad and disheartening decision. County Merseyside"

847.
Hayley Lm 1 November 2004
848.
Joanne D 31 October 2004
849.
Megan S 27 October 2004
850.
Chettina M 24 October 2004
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