Connected Communities Scrutiny Update
Haringey Council is integrating its Connected Communities service into Adult Social Care, aiming for £700,000 savings.
Haringey Council is integrating its Connected Communities service into Adult Social Care, a move discussed by the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel in September 2025. This change is projected to save £700,000 and aims to strengthen early help and prevention, thereby reducing demand on Adult Social Care. The service provides support intended to bolster early intervention.
As part of the integration, the Connected Communities service will transition into the Independence & Early Intervention Team (IEI). A report to the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel in September 2025 outlined the IEI team's vision to provide proactive and preventative support.
Key facts
- Haringey Council is integrating its Connected Communities service into Adult Social Care. Source
- This integration is projected to save £700,000. Source
- The decision was discussed by the Adults & Health Scrutiny Panel in September 2025. Source
- The Connected Communities service will become the Independence & Early Intervention Team (IEI). Source
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