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Karin Smyth unveils new Labour plans to cover travel costs for children with cancer

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Karin Smyth unveils new Labour plans to cover travel costs for children with cancer
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Health Minister Karin Smyth MP unveils new Government plans to cover the travel cost of treatment for children with cancer.

Speaking to GB News, Ms Smyth said: “This is really the central ask of children and their families who are diagnosed and being treated for cancer. I met some people involved in the campaign at Downing Street last night,they’ve been talking about this campaign for 20 years as part of our national cancer plan.

“The problem for them was that travelling is one of those additional worries on top of the already shocking diagnosis when you have a child with with cancer, about 9,500 families are affected by this, and help with those travel costs mean that some people have told us that they are making real, difficult choices about other support to their families, including good food and support to their families, so making sure that those travel costs are covered takes a little bit of the worry off of families at that particularly troubling time.”

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