Barnet, Enfield and Haringey NHS - Mental Health NHS Trust

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We are a large provider of integrated mental health and community health services, following the transfer of Enfield Community Services in January 2011. We currently employ 2,800 staff and our annual income in 2013-14 is £189 million.

We provide specialist mental health services to people living in the London boroughs of Barnet, Enfield and Haringey, and a range of more specialist mental health services to our core catchment area and beyond. Following the transfer of Enfield Community Services, we also provide the full range of child and adult community health services in Enfield and are increasingly integrating these with our mental health services to provide a range of more holistic services.

How our patient care services are managed

The Trust's patient care services are now managed through ‘Service Lines'. Service lines bring all services which treat or support people with similar mental health conditions into one overall team.

Service Line structure chart

To support patient care and facilitate effective performance management of the service directorates there are a range of corporate services. These include the Trust's headquarters, Finance, People and Organisational Development and Estates and Facilities.

The key organisations we work with

Organisation	Nature of the relationship
NHS North Central London	Commissions health care services from us for the people across north London.
LB Barnet Council	Commissions and jointly provides some services for people in Barnet. The Council also monitors the services we deliver and can direct us to conduct a public consultation into significant service changes which affect residents of their borough.
LB Enfield Council	Commissions and jointly provides some services for people in Enfield. The Council also monitors the services we deliver and can direct us to conduct a public consultation into significant service changes which affect residents of their borough.
LB Haringey Council	Commissions and jointly provides some services for people in Haringey. The Council also monitors the services we deliver and can direct us to conduct a public consultation into significant service changes which affect residents of their borough.