Ealing Children’s Integrated Response Service (ECIRS) has been created to make it easier for children and families to get the help they need from professionals and others working within the borough.

It is the single point of contact to make referrals into children’s services where there is a need for support, or where there are specific concerns about the welfare of a child or young person. It is also the contact for families wishing to self-refer to SAFE 0-18.

ECIRS is a multi-agency team made up of social workers, police, health professionals and others. Therefore, by referring to the team, you are consenting to relevant information being shared between these agencies unless otherwise stated. This is known as Ealing Multi-agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH).

Contact ECIRS

If you are concerned about a child or young person’s welfare or safety call the service on (020) 8825 8000.

https://www.ealing.gov.uk/info/201085/domestic_violence_and_abuse/723/getting_help_for_domestic_violence/1

Various resources are available on this page.

Health visitors are an integral part of the NHS’s community health services and provide support for all families and children aged under 5 who live in the Ealing borough.  All health visitors are qualified nurses or midwives with additional specialist training and experience in child health, health promotion and education.  Health visitors offer practical support and advice in a number of diverse situations.

Health visitors aim to promote the health of the whole community and not just families with new babies.  They are based in the local Health Centres with other key professionals such as Community Nursery Nurses and Family Support workers who all deliver services from Health Centres, Children’s Centres and will also visit you in the home.  Health visitors are subject to a professional code of conduct which requires them to act in your best interest.  More information can also be found here.

For more information please visit the Ealing and Harrow Children’s Health Services website.

Ealing and Harrow Children’s Health Services

The team contact details are as follows:-

Acton and Central Ealing Team
Acton Health Centre, 36-61 Church Road, London W3 8QE
Tel – 020 8383 8748

Northolt and Greenford Team
Grand Union Village Health Centre, Taywood Road, Northolt  UB5 6WL
Tel – 020 3313 7519

Southall and West Ealing Team
Jubliee Gardens Health Centre, Jubilee Gardens, Southall  UB1 2TJ
Tel – 020 3313 7831

Every family with a child under the age of five can contact and see a Health Visitor who can advise on everyday difficulties such as breast feeding, sleeping and general nutrition as well as immunisation programmes, parenting classes, managing difficult behaviour and any special needs your child may have.

Health visitors are working towards a new ‘Healthy Child’ programme and aim to see families with children under the age of 5 years old at key stages as detailed below:

• During the antenatal period, between 28-32 weeks of pregnancy
• Following the birth of the baby between 10-14 days
• Between 6-8 weeks after birth
• Between 9-12 months
• 2-2.5 years

See https://www.lnwh.nhs.uk/services/ealing-community-services/ealing-health-visiting/

Drugrehab.com is a free web resource that provides information about substance abuse and mental health issues.  The parents guide contacts information that every parent should have in order to educate themselves and their child on the dangers of substance abuse.

Go to this page which contains a list of services and links.

http://www.wlmht.nhs.uk/services/gp-information/service-directory-gps/services-in-ealing/adult-services-in-ealing/

Ealing Children’s Integrated Response Service (ECIRS) has been created to make it easier for children and families to get the help they need from professionals and others working within the borough.

It is the single point of contact to make referrals into children’s services where there is a need for support, or where there are specific concerns about the welfare of a child or young person. It is also the contact for families wishing to self-refer to SAFE 0-18.

ECIRS is a multi-agency team made up of social workers, police, health professionals and others. Therefore, by referring to the team, you are consenting to relevant information being shared between these agencies unless otherwise stated. This is known as Ealing Multi-agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH).

Contact ECIRS

If you are concerned about a child or young person’s welfare or safety call the service on (020) 8825 8000.

https://www.ealing.gov.uk/info/201085/domestic_violence_and_abuse/723/getting_help_for_domestic_violence/1

Various resources are available on this page.

Health visitors are an integral part of the NHS’s community health services and provide support for all families and children aged under 5 who live in the Ealing borough.  All health visitors are qualified nurses or midwives with additional specialist training and experience in child health, health promotion and education.  Health visitors offer practical support and advice in a number of diverse situations.

Health visitors aim to promote the health of the whole community and not just families with new babies.  They are based in the local Health Centres with other key professionals such as Community Nursery Nurses and Family Support workers who all deliver services from Health Centres, Children’s Centres and will also visit you in the home.  Health visitors are subject to a professional code of conduct which requires them to act in your best interest.  More information can also be found here.

For more information please visit the Ealing and Harrow Children’s Health Services website.

Ealing and Harrow Children’s Health Services

The team contact details are as follows:-

Acton and Central Ealing Team
Acton Health Centre, 36-61 Church Road, London W3 8QE
Tel – 020 8383 8748

Northolt and Greenford Team
Grand Union Village Health Centre, Taywood Road, Northolt  UB5 6WL
Tel – 020 3313 7519

Southall and West Ealing Team
Jubliee Gardens Health Centre, Jubilee Gardens, Southall  UB1 2TJ
Tel – 020 3313 7831

Every family with a child under the age of five can contact and see a Health Visitor who can advise on everyday difficulties such as breast feeding, sleeping and general nutrition as well as immunisation programmes, parenting classes, managing difficult behaviour and any special needs your child may have.

Health visitors are working towards a new ‘Healthy Child’ programme and aim to see families with children under the age of 5 years old at key stages as detailed below:

• During the antenatal period, between 28-32 weeks of pregnancy
• Following the birth of the baby between 10-14 days
• Between 6-8 weeks after birth
• Between 9-12 months
• 2-2.5 years

See https://www.lnwh.nhs.uk/services/ealing-community-services/ealing-health-visiting/

Drugrehab.com is a free web resource that provides information about substance abuse and mental health issues.  The parents guide contacts information that every parent should have in order to educate themselves and their child on the dangers of substance abuse.

Go to this page which contains a list of services and links.

http://www.wlmht.nhs.uk/services/gp-information/service-directory-gps/services-in-ealing/adult-services-in-ealing/