Family Information Service
Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach to improve accessibility for families seeking guidance on local services.
Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues across the borough, a report to the Children's Services Scrutiny Panel said in November 2025. This initiative aims to improve accessibility for families seeking guidance on local services, enhancing engagement and reaching those facing barriers like deprivation or language issues.
The expansion was discussed when councillors reviewed the Early Help Strategy and the revised Children's Centre offer at the 25 November 2025 meeting. The Family Information Service provides guidance on local services, and these outreach efforts are part of Ealing Council's approach to supporting families.
Key facts
- Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues. Source
- The initiative aims to improve accessibility for families and enhance engagement. Source
- The expansion was discussed at the Children's Services Scrutiny Panel on 25 November 2025. Source
- Councillors reviewed the Early Help Strategy and the revised Children's Centre offer. Source
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