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NHS 10 Year Health Plan

The UK government released this plan on 3 July 2025, outlining long-term priorities for improving health outcomes in England. Over past months we've been making the case for children and the child health workforce - with members and with children and young people. We recognise the plan's potential and look forward to working closely with government and NHS leaders to deliver on child health.

In late 2024 and early 2025, we held workshops with children and young people with varied lived experiences, with members and with stakeholders in health research. We submitted a summary of the insights from each of these to Change NHS.

In December, our Health Policy team (with senior clinical leaders) and RCPCH &Us team (representing the voice of children, young people and families) each submitted an organisational response to Change NHS. We've also written to the People working group.

Our four recommendations are to prioritise children's health, ensure fair funding, make devolution to Integrated Care Systems work better and support a sustainable workforce. We outline how members can share their experiences and ideas to Change NHS.

Our blueprint for health services

In September 2024, we called on the UK government to improve health outcomes in England. We set out three targeted areas for a health system under pressure: urgent and emergency care, community health services and the interface between primary and secondary care.

In spring 2025, Officer for Health Services Dr Ronny Cheung spoke with Head of Health Policy Alison Firth and Public Affairs Lead Bruce Warwick about how the blueprint helped secure commitments to deliver children's health care equitably at a national and local level.