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Improved Early Help Offer and Early Help Strategy 2025-2028

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Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach to improve accessibility for families.

Ealing Council is expanding its Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues across the borough to improve accessibility for families who may face barriers to traditional Children's Centres. This initiative, which aims to enhance engagement and reach more families, was discussed by councillors at the Children's Services Scrutiny Panel meeting in November 2025.

The Improved Early Help Offer and Early Help Strategy 2025-2028 is a policy developed by Ealing Council in collaboration with partners, parents, and residents. It sets the strategic direction for enhancing engagement and accessibility for families, particularly those experiencing high deprivation or language barriers.

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  1. Ealing Council is expanding Early Help outreach by offering sessions in community venues. Source
  2. The initiative was discussed at the Children's Services Scrutiny Panel meeting on 25 November 2025. Source
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