earlyhelp

noun
UK /ˈɜːli hɛlp/
US /ˈɜrli hɛlp/

Help that comes to you very soon, before things get hard.

The earlyhelp team visited the school to support the new students.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A service that gives families extra support as soon as a problem starts.

The council offers earlyhelp to families who need a little extra support.

3. Getting help at the beginning of a task so it is easier to finish.

With earlyhelp from his teacher, Tom finished his project on time.

4. A kind act done ahead of time to stop trouble later.

Cleaning the kitchen was earlyhelp before the big party.