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JPB Report Summary

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Haringey Council is reviewing its Joint Partnership Board's effectiveness to improve resident involvement in care decisions.

Haringey Council's Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel discussed the findings of a review into the Joint Partnership Board (JPB) in September 2025. The review aims to ensure residents' voices are heard in decisions about care and support, leading to better policymaking and services responsive to local people's needs.

The council is reviewing the JPB's effectiveness to centre discussions on the experiences of people who draw on support in the borough. The JPB was formed in 2017 by merging the Adults Partnership Board, the Learning Disabilities Partnership Board, and The Autism Working.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council's Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel discussed JPB review findings in September 2025. Source
  2. The Joint Partnership Board was formed in 2017. Source
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