Role

Head of Service for Early Help, MASH and Intervention

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While no direct discussions on the Head of Service for Early Help, MASH and Intervention role are reported, Bexley's early help services expanded in September 2026.

Bexley Family Hubs, which provide early help and intervention services, expanded in September 2026 with a new centre in Thamesmead, complementing the existing Erith hub. This expansion aims to integrate services more closely with health provisions, offering accessible support for families, according to Bexley Council.

The Head of Service for Early Help, Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH) and Intervention is a leadership role responsible for overseeing these early help, MASH, and intervention services. Currently, no specific discussions or decisions regarding this particular role itself have been reported by the councils.

Key facts

  1. The Best Start Family Hub Thamesmead opened on September 7, 2026. Source
  2. Bexley Family Hubs expanded with a new centre in Thamesmead. Source
  3. The expansion aims to integrate services with health provisions. Source
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