article_snippet: Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said the money would support an extra 110,000 children in England who have suffered 'institutionalised form of cruelty' by being denied the support they need.
article_snippet: This huge expansion - £1.25 billion over the course of the next parliament - will help around 110,000 children, children who at the moment are being let down by the system. '
article_snippet: The funding will also help improve support for new mothers, who had previously struggled with a 'second-class mental health service', Mr Clegg said. '
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article_snippet: Mr Clegg said the money would support an extra 110,000 children in England who have suffered 'institutionalised form of cruelty' by being denied the support they need .
article_snippet: It will help pay for therapy sessions, family support work, better training for clinicians and the development of help via websites and online apps.
article_snippet: This much-needed investment will kick-start a multiyear upgrade in care for younger people and care families.
article_snippet: NHS nurses, therapist and doctors will use this funding to benefit families in every part of the country.'