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'Safe offline spaces for kids' plan ahead of social media ban

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The concept of providing safe offline spaces for children has gained attention in recent years as concerns about the impact of social media on young people's mental health and wellbeing have grown. This initiative is part of a broader effort to promote healthy childhood development and mitigate the potential negative effects of excessive screen time. By investing in such spaces, the government aims to support children's physical and emotional needs beyond the digital realm.
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'Safe offline spaces for kids' plan ahead of social media ban
Government is investing in 'giving children back their childhoods'
29 Jun, 09:43
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