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Children's Services Scrutiny Panel (Ealing Council)

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Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel is examining early intervention strategies and the effectiveness of SAFE teams.

In October 2025, Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed a report on the positive outcomes of the Supportive Action for Families in Ealing (SAFE) teams. The report indicated a decrease in children requiring escalation from early help services to statutory interventions, highlighting the effectiveness of early intervention.

The SAFE teams deliver targeted, multi-disciplinary support to children, young people aged 0–18, and their families, aiming to prevent the escalation of needs and reduce the risk of children entering care, a report to the panel said.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed a report on 2 October 2025. Source
  2. A report indicated a decrease in children needing escalation from early help to statutory interventions. Source
  3. SAFE teams provide multi-disciplinary support to children, young people aged 0–18, and their families. Source
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