Coram's mission is to develop, deliver and promote best practice in the care of vulnerable children, young people and their families. Coram build's resilience in children and young people, enabling them to take responsibility for their lives and fulfil their potential.
Ealing Early Years, Childcare and Play is a department of Ealing Council. Their role is to ensure that all families living in Ealing have access to high quality childcare, play and out of school services.
Ealing's approach has been to create six extended school partnerships to help facilitate a close working relationship between schools and their partners. These partnerships are geographic and are based, as far as possible, on existing networks, working relationships and recognised communities.
Each partnership includes high schools, primary schools and special schools (if they are located in that area).
Jobcentre Plus is a government-funded employment agency and social security office that can be found in most cities, whose aim it is to help people of working age find employment in the UK. It was formed when the Employment Service merged with the Benefits Agency and was renamed Jobcentre Plus in 2002. It is a part of the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).
London Borough of Ealing is our local council and serves the residents and businesses of London's third largest borough, which is located in the heart of west London. The council provides dozens of different services, from disposing of abandoned cars to running the Brent Lodge Animal Centre. Local elections are held every four years to select 69 councillors who, between them, represent 23 wards across the borough.
Since its launch in 1948, the NHS has grown to become the world's largest publicly funded health service. It is also one of the most efficient, most egalitarian and most comprehensive.
The SAFE (Supportive Action for Families in Ealing) service is a partnership between Ealing Council, West London Mental Health Trust, Ealing Primary Care Trust and Ealing Youth Counselling and Information Service.
The team is made up of health visitors, therapists, counsellors, pupil/ school workers, family workers and other experts. We also have links with other support groups and services in Ealing to ensure you are given support within your community and the area where you live.
We ore open all year round and offer full time places (8am to 6pm) and part time (8.45am to 11.45am or 12.30pm to 3.30pm). For more information get in touch!
