Early Start 0–19 Integrated Health Services
Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach to improve accessibility for families across the borough.
Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach, part of its Early Start 0–19 Integrated Health Services, by offering sessions in community venues. This aims to improve accessibility for families who may face barriers to accessing traditional Children's Centres, such as deprivation or language difficulties. Councillors reviewed this revised Children's Centre offer and the Early Help Strategy in November 2025.
The expansion seeks to enhance engagement and reach more families across the borough. This approach addresses the high demand for support services and aims to overcome difficulties families experience in accessing traditional centres. No further discussions or decisions on this specific expansion are currently scheduled.
Key facts
- Ealing Council is expanding Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues. Source
- The initiative aims to improve accessibility for families facing barriers to traditional Children's Centres. Source
- Councillors reviewed the Early Help Strategy and revised Children's Centre offer in November 2025. Source
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