About Harlow 2020: Structure
A diagram of the Harlow 2020 Local Strategic Partnership structure can be downloaded as a PDF document by clicking here. Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open PDF files, if you do not have it installed it can be obtained be clicking here. (Clicking link will open Adobe's website in a new browser window)
The Chair of the Partnership is Jackie Sully, Executive Director of Harlow's Rainbow Services. The Vice Chair is Cllr Eddie Johnson.
Harlow 2020 has fourteen target leads, which come together quarterly to form the Partnership's Steering Group:
- Harlow College
- Martin Mulcahy, Assistant Principle
- NHS West Essex
- Adrian Coggins, Senior Health Improvement Specialist
- Harlow Council
- Andrew Murray, Head of Housing
- Cath Shaw, Head of Growth & Regeneration
- Graeme Bloomer, Head of Regulation
- Lynn Seward, Head of Community and Customer Services
- Maureen Pearman, Community, Leisure & Cultural Manager
- Michael Pitt, Environmental & Licensing Manager
- Voluntary Action Epping Forest
- Jacqui Foile, Chief Officer
- Rainbow Services
- Jackie Sully, Executive Director
- Harlow Education Consortium
- Chris Fluskey, Co-Interim Manager, Harlow Education Consortium
- Essex County Council
- Nick Roberts, Passenger Transport Co-ordination Centre Manager
- David Sprunt, Principle Transportation Co-ordinator
Harlow Children's Partnership
The Harlow Children's Partnership (HCP), comprising of a number of service providers in the town, was formed in January 2010 following a county-wide review of the provision of services to children and families, and the subsequent setting up of the West Essex Children's Board, into which the HCP feeds.
The HCP is made up of representatives from the following:-
- Harlow District Council
- Essex County Council
- Voluntary Sector organisations
- Children's Centres Network
- NHS West Essex
- Harlow Education Consortium
- Harlow Police
- County and District Councillors
The partnership is one of three groups across the county, each representing a district, which feed in to the West Essex Children's Trust Board.
The Partnership meets three times a year, and has agreed the following Terms of Reference for the group, thus ensuring that the unique needs of Harlow are recognised and met:-
- To systematically analyse local intelligence relating to children and young people to identify levels of need
- To influence and challenge relevant bodies, including the West Essex Children's Trust Board, Essex Children's Trust Commissioning Board and Essex Children's Trust thematic groups, to ensure that investment for Harlow is prioritised according to need.
- To performance manage relevant Harlow Local Area Agreement targets, ensuring clearly defined accountability for action plans, targets, reporting, monitoring and review.
- To foster a problem-solving approach which involves supporting partnership working to address issues facing children and young people in Harlow
- To encourage co-ordination of service delivery through sharing information, resources, skills and training opportunities in order to maximise the availability of services and value for money, and to minimise duplication.
- To secure resources for Harlow's children and young people through partnership bids to external funding sources and countywide commissioning processes.
Chair: Lynn Seward (right), Head of Community and Customer Services, Harlow Council
- Essex Children and Young People Strategic Partnership (CYPSP). Note: clicking link will launch website in new browser window.
Safer Harlow Partnership
The Safer Harlow Partnership is a body which has legal standing in its own right. All local authority areas across the UK are required to have a Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership.
Their role is to identify local issues around crime, community safety and anti-social behaviour, and to prepare and implement plans to tackle them. The work of the Safer Harlow Partnership links into that of the Harlow 2020 Partnership, and supports the delivery of the Harlow 2020 Vision.
Their priorities include the reduction of vandalism and other anti-social behaviour, and work to achieve a significant reduction in crime levels
Chair: Malcolm Morley (right), Chief Executive, Harlow Council
- The Safer Harlow Partnership. Note: clicking link will launch website in new browser window.