Dear Community,Some of you may have seen a recent article in the Birmingham Mail suggesting that the Early Help service, which supports over 15,000 of Birmingham's most vulnerable families a year,...
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Finding Strength in a New Beginning: Jamie-Lee’s Story
“It Feels Like Winning the Lottery”: How Practical Support Helped One Nan Care for Her Granddaughter
How One Family Found Their Way Back
Introducing Children’s Mental Health Week: The Importance of Supporting Young Minds
Feb 8, 2023 | 2023, Early Help Edgbaston & Northfield
The 6th – 12th of February marks this year's Children’s Mental Health Week, and this year’s theme is ‘Let’s Connect’. When we have healthy connections – to family, friends and others – this can...
Coming Together and Going Home : An Early Help Story
Oct 20, 2022 | 2022, Case Stories, Early Help Edgbaston & Northfield
Costs linked to school are a real day-to-day pressure for many parents from low-income households, Like John*, a 50-year-old father, who never expected that buying a school uniform would firmly tip...
Helping a family in crisis to build a new life
Feb 1, 2021 | 2021, Early Help Edgbaston & Northfield
After last week's post about the Early Help team's hard work over Christmas, we thought we'd share the story of one of the many Edgbaston families they've been supporting. The Early Help system was...
Edgbaston Early Help Scheme: Food for a family in crisis
Jun 1, 2020 | 2020 and Before, Early Help Edgbaston & Northfield
Because of the Covid-19 crisis, Birmingham Children’s Partnership has accelerated their plans for "Early Help", a new model of connected services and communities to help families across the city. It...





