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Supportive Action for Families in Ealing (SAFE)

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The Ealing Council's Supportive Action for Families in Ealing (SAFE) programme is showing positive results in preventing children from entering care.

A report discussed by Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel in October 2025 indicated that the Supportive Action for Families in Ealing (SAFE) programme is effectively reducing the number of children needing statutory interventions. The report highlighted the success of SAFE's early intervention strategies, which provide targeted, multi-disciplinary support to children and families.

The SAFE programme, Ealing's early intervention initiative, aims to prevent children from entering care by supporting families in need. No further discussions or decisions regarding the SAFE programme are currently scheduled at Ealing Council.

Key facts

  1. A report discussed in October 2025 indicated SAFE is reducing children needing statutory interventions. Source
  2. SAFE provides targeted, multi-disciplinary support to children and families aged 0-18. Source
  3. The report was discussed at Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel. Source
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