Project Overview
Our work focuses on areas with the greatest need, particularly Enfield’s Eastern Corridor:
- Edmonton Green
- Lower Edmonton
- Upper Edmonton
- Ponders End
- Caterhatch
In each area, we are collaborating with a wide range of partners, including Enfield Council, Age UK, the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation, CVS, and Edmonton Community Partnership, to drive sustainable, community-driven change.
Our work prioritises communities most affected by inactivity and together with partners we are working on confirming local priority audiences.
Our Approach
We are building a long-term, community-led model for change through four key phases:
Determining How We Work Together
Agreeing collaborative approaches with local partners and stakeholders.
Developing Governance Structures
Establishing frameworks to support decision-making, accountability, and shared leadership.
Gathering Insight
Engaging communities, collecting data, and understanding local needs and barriers.
Building a Shared Understanding
Creating a collective vision and shared priorities for action across the borough.
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WHAT’S NEW
London Sport welcomes Curate Your Genius Founder as Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Lead for Enfield
London Sport is delighted to welcome Shae Eccleston, Founder of Curate Your Genius (a creative community engagement organisation), as Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Lead for our Enfield Place Partnership.
Shae brings extensive experience in community-led engagement, research, youth & family participation and collaborative learning, having worked alongside local communities, voluntary organisations, the NHS and public sector partners to design approaches that place lived experience at the heart of decision-making.
Working across the Enfield Place Partnership, Shae will help develop a learning culture that not only measures impact but captures insight, strengthens collaboration and ensures that community voices continue to shape how the partnership grows and evolves.
We look forward to working together to build a stronger evidence base for place-based working and to share learning that supports healthier, more active communities across Enfield.