Children's Network

What are Children’s Networks?

Children’s Networks are geographical areas which form the basis for the planning and delivery of services to children, young people and their families in Haringey. There are three Children’s Networks, covering the west, north and south of the borough as set out in the map below. The Children’s Networks are co-terminus with ward boundaries (see Network Areas below).

Establishing the Children’s Networks has enabled the Council and partners to take a high level, strategic approach to assessing and understanding the needs of the community in the different parts of the borough, and to planning services accordingly. Increasingly, services that work with children and young people are configured on a network basis, and a number of staff are now co-located in multi-disciplinary teams.

The Children’s Networks are Haringey’s vehicle for delivering Every Child Matters and Integrated Working, and information on initiatives including Common Assessment Framework (CAF), the Lead Professional, and ContactPoint can be found in these pages.

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Network Areas

• This map is produced using ordinance survey digital map data license no100019199 Crown Copyright no unauthorised reproduction is allowed. The Children and Young Peoples Service (JA).

North Network	South Network	West Network
Bounds Green	Bruce Grove	Alexandra
Noel Park	Harringay	Crouch End
Northumberland Park	Seven Sisters	Fortis Green
White Hart Lane	St Ann's	Highgate
Woodside	Tottenham Green	Hornsey
	Tottenham Hale	Muswell Hill
	West Green	Stroud Green

You can check which ward you live in by visiting our ward search page and entering your postcode.

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