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Haringey Council Connected Communities service integration into Adult Social Care

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Haringey Council is integrating its Connected Communities service into Adult Social Care, projecting £700,000 savings.

Haringey Council is integrating its Connected Communities service into Adult Social Care, a project discussed by the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel in September 2025. This move is projected to save £700,000 and aims to strengthen early help and prevention, reducing demand on Adult Social Care. The service will be renamed the Independence & Early Intervention Team (IEI).

The Connected Communities service provides early intervention to reduce the need for statutory Adult Social Care functions. The new Independence & Early Intervention Team (IEI) will focus on proactive and preventative support, according to a report to the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel.

Key facts

  1. Haringey Council projects £700,000 in savings from the integration. Source
  2. The Connected Communities service will become the Independence & Early Intervention Team (IEI). Source
  3. The integration was discussed by the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel in September 2025. Source
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