A report by the Early Intervention Foundation (EIF) puts forward a long-term plan to reimagine prevention work with children and families so that early intervention becomes an established service across all local and national government.
Realising the Potential of Early Intervention sets out a series of measures to build the evidence base for effective early intervention programmes, redesign the family support system around early intervention approaches, and create a cross-government taskforce to co-ordinate policy and spending decisions across Whitehall.
It comes at a time of dire warnings from children's services leaders about imminent closures and reductions to early help services following deep cuts to budgets and rising demand for crisis intervention services.
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