Early Help
Early Help and Locality Early Help advisors
Early help is support for children of all ages up to 18 years or 25 for those with additional needs. Early help isn't a single service it is a system of support for children and their families delivered by partners working together.
https://surreyeducationservices.surreycc.gov.uk/Services/6008
What is an Early Help Assessment?
The Early Help Assessment is a way of working with children and young people. Early help identifies families’ emerging needs and offers signposting to support. Targeted support is bespoke help for families facing more complex challenges. It involves listening to you and your child to find out your child’s needs, and what is working well in your child’s life. An action plan, agreed with you and your child, is also put in place to make sure your child gets the right sort of help. The Early Help Assessment is voluntary – you and your child can choose to be involved.
Surrey Early Support Service for young children with disabilities
This service provides support to families of children aged 0 to 5 who have disabilities or complex medical needs.
