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Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues to improve accessibility for families.

Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues across the borough, aiming to improve accessibility for families who face barriers in accessing traditional Children's Centres. This initiative was discussed by the Children's Services Scrutiny Panel in November 2025, where councillors reviewed the Early Help Strategy.

The expansion seeks to enhance engagement and reach more families, particularly those experiencing difficulties due to high levels of deprivation, language barriers, or high demand for support services. No further discussions or decisions on the Early Help outreach expansion are currently scheduled in council meetings.

Key facts

  1. Ealing Council is expanding Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues. Source
  2. The Children's Services Scrutiny Panel discussed the initiative in November 2025. Source
  3. The expansion aims to improve accessibility for families. Source
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