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Healthier Relationships January 2026- for parents

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Emotions and Behaviour Workshop presentation 

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Emotions and Behaviour Workshop presentation 

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Online Parenting group flyer- MHST Autumn 2025

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We’re united for childhood: Join the growing movement of parents who believe childhood’s too short to be spent on a smartphone.

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Planning a birthday party can be very stressful for grown-ups and children, take a look at these party planning ideas, activities, crafts and sweet treat recipes to help take the stress out of throwing a party.

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Looking for parenting and pre-school tips? Maybe you're after ideas for a creative activity, delicious recipe or the perfect party? You'll find all those here, along with insights into our CBeebies shows and how they support your child's development.

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Ealing HAF - clubs in holidays for families on low income

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Ealing HAF - clubs in holidays for families on low income

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Ealing Families Directory | Holiday Activities & Food (HAF)

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Holiday provision, funded by the Department for Education (DfE) including healthy food and enriching activities. For children and young people in school years reception to year 11 who are in receipt of benefits-related free school meals. The HAF Programme runs during the Easter, Summer and…

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Ealing Families Directory | Ealing Young Carers Project

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The Ealing Young Carers Project provides information and advice, fun activities in school holidays, regular after school clubs and one to one support. The project is a chance for the Young Carers to have a break from their caring role and to meet other Young Carers who are in a similar situation. We aim to make each club a place where Young Carers can have fun and support each other in a safe environment.

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Mrs Campbell is the ELSA at Grange Primary School. She has been leading ELSA since 2021 at Grange.

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Building Bridges- support for those aged 4 -18 who have faced domestic violence or harm at home

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Building Bridges- support for those aged 4 -18 who have faced domestic violence or harm at home

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Services for Children & Young People — Lasting Support Services

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Building Bridges is our creative arts program for children and young people in Ealing. We support those aged 4 to 18 who have faced domestic violence or harm at home. Our mission is to lessen the impact of trauma through engaging, child-centred creative activities whilst focusing on holistic, family-centred care.

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Universal Credit DAYS OUT FOR KIDS- Big Discounts!! (Part 2)

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Universal Credit DAYS OUT FOR KIDS- Big Discounts!! (Part 2)

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Universal Credit DAYS OUT FOR KIDS- Big Discounts!!

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Universal Credit DAYS OUT FOR KIDS- Big Discounts!!

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Our Top Pick Of Universal Credit Days Out 2025

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In need of a memorable day out but with some financial help? Don’t worry, here’s a list of Universal Credit days out 2025 for you!

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About Men & Masculinities

The Men & Masculinities programme is a programme that provides a safe space for people who have engaged in abusive, harmful and damaging behaviour within their relationships. The programme explores what it means to display appropriate behaviour within relationships and highlights how conflict, aggression and anger can deeply impact the lives of others.

The 24-week programme focuses on behaviour, how we act, how this reinforces how we think and feel, and most importantly, how to act differently and make changes to our behaviour and the environments we create. It is also designed to support any other treatment you may be involved with.

Coming into treatment can be the first positive step towards making life better for you and the people you care about.

Please get in touch with us if:

You want to achieve more stability.

You want to feel confident.

You are eager to put the past behind you.

You want to make yourself and the people you care about proud.

You know you can be a good father and just need some extra support.

You know you can be a good partner and need some guidance and help.You want to be more self-reliant.

You want help and support to better understand your own behaviour.

You are ready for positive change.

Th Men & Masculinities programme also offers a linked (ex-)partner support service.

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The Men & Masculinities programme is designed to support people who are aware that their behaviour is damaging or distressing within their relationships. We also work with female perpetrators and those in same sex relationships.

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An information website for families in Ealing, providing details on healthcare, safety, childcare, education and more.

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Ealing Anchor- Support for parents with SEND children

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Ealing Anchor- Support for parents with SEND children

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P.E.S.T.S is now the Ealing Anchor Foundation. Click here to read more

Welcome to the Ealing Anchor Foundation

We are a registered charity local to the Ealing borough, that provided practical support, services and information to families of differently abled children. Our services are geared towards supporting families from the beginning of their journey and as such our targeted primarily at the 0-5 age group of children. We deliver a range of workshops, events, play group, advise sessions and support groups dedicated to building and empowering our local community. Register here

At EAF, you can expect a holistic approach to supporting your whole family, whatever their needs may be. We are committed to working towards a future where all differently abled children and young people are able to realise their aspirations and to feel part of an inclusive community. We are here to empower and support: this is our mission and one we have now been delivering on for 40 years.

What our community says about us

"Most of PESTS volunteers are, like myself, former users of the group who want to give something back to this special organisation which played such an important part in our lives during those difficult early years".Maureen, Parent and Former Trustee

"This lovely organisation has supported and is still supporting me and my family to come to terms with my daughter's disability and to live with it".Amanda, Parent

"We were surrounded by people with whom I felt accepted just 'the way we were" and was able to get a few minutes of respite which was invaluable"Katerina, Parent & Trustee

We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. By clicking "Accept All", you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. However, you may visit "Cookie Settings" to provide a controlled consent.

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Ealing Anchor Foundation - Helping special needs children and their parents.

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P.E.S.T.S is now the Ealing Anchor Foundation. Click here to read more We are a registered charity local to the Ealing borough, that provided practical support, services and information to families of differently abled children. Our services are geared towards supporting families from the beginning of their journey and as such our targeted primarily at the 0-5 age group of children.

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Organiser: Centre for ADHD & Autism Support

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Support Group for parents with SEND children

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Support Group for parents with SEND children

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Support Group For Parents/Carers of Children with Additional Need or Disability

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"Like the cracks in broken pots which are sealed with gold, Southall Black Sisters poured gold into me and made me whole again."
SBS Service User

The pot, Remembering Atefeh, was made by Claudia Clare, ceramicist, in 2011 to be smashed in front of the Iranian Embassy as a protest against the death penalty for 'crimes against chastity.' Atefeh was only 16 years old when she was hanged. Gif by Sneha Paradeshi

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Originally set up in 1979, Southall Black Sisters (SBS) has established itself as an iconic organisation based in West London, but with a national reach and reputation for its landmark legal interventions, its contributions to changes in policy for the benefit of Black and minoritised women, and its unique approach to casework and advocacy.

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At the College of North West London, we offer a range of courses for adults that will help you to gain the necessary skills and qualifications to further your career or progress on to higher level study. Due to the unique way we are funded, many of our courses will be FREE for adults depending on your personal circumstances.

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ADULTS- self referral for talking therapies NHS IAPT

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ADULTS- self referral for talking therapies NHS IAPT

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Find NHS talking therapies for anxiety and depression

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If you live in England and are aged 18 or over, you can access NHS talking therapies services for anxiety and depression.

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Parenting and Family Support - Family Lives (Parentline Plus) | Family Lives

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Parenting and family support from Family Lives (formerly Parentline Plus) through our website, helpline 0808 800 2222, email service at askus@familylives.org.uk, live chat and local services.

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Welcome to the website of the Ealing Advice Service, a local service working to provide the people of Ealing with access to high-quality advice. The service brings together key advice agencies in Ealing to help.This means that we can provide help from basic information, to advice, to full legal representation from a specialist solicitor or caseworker.

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We won't stop until every child is safe online.

The COVID-19 pandemic means children are online more than ever. In the first year of the pandemic, our helpline saw a 45% increase in contacts from people worried about online sexual abuse.

Together we can make sure it's safe for every child to go online. We're here to support parents with online safety advice, and we're here for children - to protect them and help them recover from abuse.
Help us protect children online Worried about something?

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We won't stop until every child is safe online. The COVID-19 pandemic means children are online more than ever. In the first year of the pandemic, our helpline saw a 45% increase in contacts from people worried about online sexual abuse. Together we can make sure it's safe for every child to go online.

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FoodBox really is an incredible organisation, a community of volunteers - past and present who have genuine affection for each other - and supporters who come together to help people in need who have been referred to us. As we start a new year it's worthwhile reflecting a little on the last year. You can read the FoodBox newsletter here.

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Welcome to Hounslow Community FoodBox | Hounslow Community FoodBox

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We provide emergency food and support and advice to those who are in need in the Hounslow

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If you'd like to donate at Christmas time, our list of most needed holiday items is available.

There is lots of help available in Ealing. Find out which organisation might be able to help you.

Find the locations and opening times of all of our different locations.

Where we are
Get directions & opening times

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We provide three days' nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis.

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Childline is here for children and young people wherever and whenever they need us. Feedback from young people has told us:

Childline helps them feel less alone with their problems

Childline helps them see their problems from a new perspective

Talking about problems with Childline helps them open up with other people.

Our Childline staff and over 1,200 volunteer counsellors around the UK delivered over 200,000 counselling sessions in 2020/21. Hear from Omar, one of our counsellors, about his experience helping children during the pandemic.

"The volunteers who contribute are exceptional people... [We] are committed to the service continuing because we want to guarantee it is there for children and young people. We realise there is a real need and we are there for them."
Gwenno Huws, Childline volunteer counsellor (Prestatyn)

Children and young people also turn to our website for support online. Our website puts young people first - with games, tools, advice and support about anything from making friends to child abuse. Young people also turn to Childline's message boards to share their worries with other young people in a safe online space, with over 58,000 posts submitted in total in 2020/21.

"I have been seeing a counsellor at school for the last few years which has helped. I only see them once a week so in between I look at the Childline website for tips on managing anger and stress."
Boy, 13, Childline website user

In 2018 we created childline.org.uk/kids specifically for children under-12, to ensure our information is accessible for young people of all ages.

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Childline is here for children and young people wherever and whenever they need us. Feedback from young people has told us: Childline helps them feel less alone with their problems Childline helps them see their problems from a new perspective Talking about problems with Childline helps them open up with other people.

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Contact Ealing Autism & ADHD Group coffee morning 1 July 2025

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for SEND families

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Contact Ealing Newsletter & Timetable summer term 2025

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For children needing mental health support- DROP IN

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Hammersmith, Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow Mind

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A safe space for children and young people to talk about mental health

Crisis Intervention for Children & Young People
Referral form

Circle is a hub space and café that offers support for young people in Ealing who are at, or near crisis point with their mental health.

Most of the young people attending A&E for mental health support are dealing with anxiety, depression, self-harming behaviour and suicidality risks. The earlier a young person gets support for their mental health, the more effective that support will be.

That's why Circle exists: to provide mental health support early, and prevent things getting worse.

Who is Circle for: Children and Young People aged 5-18 who are in active mental distress

What and Where: Young people can come in for advice, support, or just to talk, with drop-in or appointment-based services.

Circle, 46 South Ealing Road, Ealing

Circle is on the 65 bus route, a 2 minute walk from South Ealing tube, and a 15 min walk from Ealing Broadway station.

When: Open 365 days a year
Opening times
Monday to Friday: 3pm - 11pm

Weekends and Bank Holidays: 12pm - 8pm
Drop-In Times
Monday to Friday: 3.30pm-6.30pm

Weekends and Bank Holidays: 12.30pm-3.30pm

Donate now

Donate to support us, through JustGiving.

How to access support:
Use our Circle referral form
For enquiries about the service please contact [email protected] or call 0203 4750 060

Why Circle exists:

Instead of visiting A&E, where wait times can be long and they may not get specialised mental health support, children and young people can go to Circle. It has been designed to be a safe space in which children and young people can receive clinical support when they need it most in a relaxed, welcoming and calm environment.

The space has been designed in conjunction with young people who are part of our Young Voice programme, helping to shape our services.

We've also worked closely with parents, carers and local partner agencies, including Community CAMHS teams, CAMHS Crisis teams, social care, youth liaison and diversion teams, drug and alcohol services, and NHS North West London CAMHS Provider Collaborative.

Circle Designs:

What is at Circle?

2 therapy rooms for 1-1 consultations and meetings​

A sensory room

Open space for groups ​and workshops

Café and welcoming reception area ​

Small outside courtyard space

Space accessible to public transport

Circle's Aims:

To reduce the number of young people presenting to A&E in crisis.

To provide a safe space and clinically trained staff to help young people who visit Circle in an emotional or mentally overwhelmed state to de-escalate their heightened state of distress.

To provide a space where young people and parents can be supported and guided to access appropriate services.

Prevent children and young people going into an acute crisis state requiring emergency hospital-based intervention or support.

Circle has been featured in the Evening Standard, read the article on the need for crisis intervention services for young people here.

Circle is funded by the North West London CAMHS Provider Collaborative.

Our Supporters

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Circle - Hammersmith, Fulham, Ealing and Hounslow Mind

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Circle is a crisis intervention service for children and young people. Come for mental health advice and support, or just a chat.

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Ealing Families DirectoryWelcome to our new website. We hope you enjoy your visit and find what you’re looking for. Don’t forget to check out our ‘Events Calendar’ and ‘Facebook’ page below. If you would like to speak to someone call the Family Information Service on 020 8825…

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Contact - for families with disabled children | Contact

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We are Contact, the charity for families with disabled children. We support families, bring families together and help families take action for others.