I recently met with an Action Team from Harrow Citizens who have compiled a directory for those in need of Mental Health support or advice, particularly young people who are increasingly affected by mental health. 

The directory can be found here.

Free training opportunity for teachers in Harrow East 1-3 July 2019
 
As part of the UK Parliament Teacher Ambassador Programme the Education and Engagement Service will be hosting the next residential Teachers’ Institute 1-3 July 2019. Teachers will experience Parliament first hand, and then return to their schools to support understanding of, and increase engagement with, Parliament.
 
Transport, accommodation and meal costs are covered, and applications are welcome from teachers, school leaders and teacher training providers working with young people aged 5-18.
Application forms are available online at UK Parliament Teacher Ambassador Programme and the closing date is Sunday 21 April 2019.
 

Monday 4^th: HCLG Questions opened the day where I asked about early intervention to prevent high costs of providing adult social care.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-04a.649.2&s=speaker%3A24945#g650.2
UQs on Knife Crime, Probation and Eurotunnel followed. After statements on Stronger Towns Fund and Tax Avoidance, Evasion and Compliance we moved onto the main business for Social Security Benefits. I attended the HCLG Select Committee and a delegated legislation committee on Conservation.
Tuesday 5^th: I took part in a debate in Westminster Hall on the Future of Catholic 6^th Form Colleges, strongly supporting St. Dominic’s College.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/whall/?id=2019-03-05a.303.0&s=speaker%3A24945#g310.0
I was then the guest speaker at a seminar organised by Centrepoint on my Homelessness Reduction Act. In the Chamber, Treasury Questions were followed by an emergency debate on No Deal Ferry Contracts. All stages of the legislation to provide the Northern Ireland budget followed. I attended the Backbench Business Committee.
Wednesday 6^th: HCLG Select Committee opened the day with a review of the Ombudsman service. In the Chamber, Northern Ireland Questions were followed by a fairly tedious PMQs and then a UQ on Social Security & Employment Support and a statement on the Protection of Worker’s Rights post-Brexit. I sponsored and spoke at the annual Lobby Day for Israel. I then attended Procedure, 1922 Executive and 1922 Committees.
Thursday 7^th: Digital, Culture & Sport Questions were followed by Attorney General Questions where I asked about action to combat modern slavery.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-07a.1105.7&s=speaker%3A24945#g1106.0
A UQ on Knife Crime followed where I asked for increased stop & search plus an amnesty so that knives could be turned into the police in knife bins.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-07a.1115.0&s=speaker%3A24945#g1123.3
At Business Questions, I asked for a debate on protection of postal workers following the 2 recorded knife attacks on postal delivery workers in Lime Close recently.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-07a.1131.5&s=speaker%3A24945#g1142.5
At the statement on Jammu & Kashmir, I asked what action was being taken by Pakistan to dismantle the terrorist camps and to disrupt terrorists to prevent terrorist attacks on India.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-07a.1147.8&s=speaker%3A24945#g1152.0
After a Select Committee statement on the report on Windrush we had debates on International Women’s Day and the Commonwealth. I then hosted a very well attended event on Inspiring Indian Women.
Friday 8^th: House not sitting. I visited ISSC, Harrow Weald and the Anmer Lodge site.
Monday 11^th: After my constituency surgery, Education Questions were followed by UQs on the EU Withdrawal Agreement and Shamimya Begum. We then had statements on Syria and the Commonwealth and the remaining stages of the Children’s Act. I attended the HCLG Select Committee where we concluded our enquiry into Children’s Services. Very late in the evening we had a statement on the revised EU Withdrawal Deal.
Tuesday 12^th: Prior to Justice Questions, I hosted Harrow Mencap on a visit to Parliament and then met representatives of the Direct Marketing Association on nuisance calls. I then attended a briefing from the PM on the revised EU Withdrawal deal. In the Chamber we had a statement from the Attorney General on his legal advice on the revised withdrawal bill followed by a debate on Brexit. I attended the Backbench Business Committee and a meeting MPs in marginal seats. After the debate, on the business statement I invited the Leader of the House to confirm that, whilst we can apply for a delay on Brexit, the EU has to unanimously agree to an extension.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-12b.300.4&s=speaker%3A24945#g305.3
Wednesday 13^th: At Cabinet Office Questions, I asked about arrangements for returning civil servants from the EU post-Brexit
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-13b.326.1&s=speaker%3A24945#g326.6
A very tame PMQs as the PM had virtually lost her voice so she stuck to very short sharp answers! After the Spring Statement from the Chancellor, we had a debate on leaving the EU without a deal. I attended a delegated legislation committee followed by the 1922 Executive and 1922 committees.
Thursday 14^th: International Trade and Women & Equalities Questions where I requested the timetable for removing caste from the Equality Act.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-14a.519.9&s=speaker%3A24945#g521.0
Followed by Business Questions where I asked for a debate on speeding up evictions of travellers who occupy private land following the scene of carnage at the Anmer Lodge site.
https://www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=2019-03-14a.525.5&s=speaker%3A24945#g537.5
The main business was changed to be a debate on delaying Brexit. In the evening, I visited the Firm Foundation homeless shelter.
Friday 15^th: PMBs.
 

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