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Can the Families First initiative contribute to reducing health inequalities?
This article describes the ways in which Families First—a coordinated strategy of the NSW Government that has increased the effectiveness of early intervention and prevention services in helping families to raise healthy and well adjusted children—can contribute to reducing health inequalities.