Identifying and delivering effective early support to children and young people who are at risk of poor outcomes is known as early intervention.

Effective early intervention aims to prevent issues from arising in the first place, or to address them head-on when they do, before they worsen. It also aids in the development of a wide range of personal traits and abilities that prepare a kid for adulthood.

Home visiting programmes to help vulnerable parents, school-based programmes to strengthen children's social and emotional abilities, and mentorship schemes for young people at risk of becoming involved in crime are all examples of early intervention. While some claim that early intervention has the greatest impact when provided during a child's first few years of life, the best data demonstrates that good treatments may improve a child's life chances at any stage during infancy and adolescence.

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