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Gateway Family Services

Gateway Family Services Impact Report 2025/26

Gateway Family Services CIC connects families and communities across Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country to the support they need. Its Impact Report 2025/26 records 380 families referred for targeted Early Help support, 5,772 Social Prescribing referrals across nine Primary Care Networks, GBP 349,510 of Household Support Fund money reaching Edgbaston households, and 1,189 initial wellbeing assessments.

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Gateway Family Services CIC is a community interest company working across Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country. Its services include Early Help Edgbaston & Northfield, the Edgbaston Neighbourhood Network Scheme, Maternity & Neonatal Voices Partnerships, Social Prescribing, Solihull Lifestyle Service, Carers@Heart and Health and Wellbeing Coaches.

Key Metrics

Families supported 380 families referred for targeted Early Help support, with 800 families reached through events and drop-ins.
Social Prescribing referrals 5,772 referrals received across nine Primary Care Networks by the Social Prescribing team.
Household Support Fund GBP 349,510 of Household Support Fund money distributed straight into Edgbaston households when they needed it most.
Wellbeing assessments 1,189 initial wellbeing assessments held by the Health and Wellbeing Coach Service, plus 600+ Lifestyle Checks for carers through Carers@Heart.

Key Outcomes

  • 800 families connected to support through Early Help, events and drop-ins across Edgbaston and Northfield.
  • GBP 349,510 of crisis support reached Edgbaston households through the Household Support Fund.

Geography

West Midlands

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