Haringey Council Joint Partnership Board (JPB)
Haringey Council is reviewing its Joint Partnership Board to enhance resident involvement in care decisions.
Haringey Council is reviewing the effectiveness of its Joint Partnership Board (JPB) to ensure residents' voices are heard in decisions about care and support, with the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel discussing the review's findings in September 2025.
The council aims for discussions on current and future provision to centre on the experiences of local people, leading to better policy making and improved services, according to a September 2025 story. No further meetings are currently scheduled.
The JPB, which was formed in 2017 by merging the Adults Partnership Board, the Learning Disabilities Partnership Board, and The Autism Working Group, ensures residents' voices are heard in decisions about care and support.
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