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Children's Services Scrutiny Panel Work Programme

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Ealing's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed early intervention success as part of its work programme in October 2025.

Ealing Council's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed a report in October 2025 on 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, demonstrating the effectiveness of early intervention.

The SAFE teams deliver targeted, multi-disciplinary support to children, young people (0–18), and their families, aiming to prevent the escalation of needs and reduce the risk of children entering care. This discussion was an item on the panel's work programme.

Key facts

  1. Ealing's Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed a report on SAFE teams in October 2025. Source
  2. The report noted a decrease in children needing statutory interventions from early help services. Source
  3. SAFE teams provide multi-disciplinary support to children and families aged 0-18. Source
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