The Health and Wellbeing Board meeting scheduled for 2 December 2025 was set to cover a range of public health and social care priorities. Key discussions were planned around the implementation of the Integrated Care Board's neighbourhood model, updates on the Damp and Mould Taskforce, and a comprehensive review of the Enfield Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy's action plans and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).

Winter Pressures Update

A verbal report was scheduled from Gayan Perera, Head of Data and Intelligence in the People's Department, regarding Winter Pressures. This update was expected to provide information on the current situation and any planned responses to anticipated increased demands on health and social care services during the winter months.

ICB Neighbourhood Model Implementation

Peppa Aubyn, Assistant Director of Place, Integration, Transformation & Delivery (Enfield) for the North Central London Integrated Care Board (ICB), was scheduled to provide an update on the implementation of the ICB's neighbourhood model. This model aims to integrate health and care services at a local level, focusing on specific neighbourhoods to improve coordination and delivery of care.

Damp and Mould Taskforce Activity Post Awaab's Law

Mark Tickner, Health Protection Lead for the Public Health Department at London Borough of Enfield, Julie Martin, Head of M&E Compliance in Housing and Regeneration, and Andrew Cotton, Service Director for Council Housing (Homes) in Housing and Regeneration, were due to provide an update on the activities of the Damp and Mould Taskforce. This discussion was expected to focus on the actions taken following the introduction of Awaab's Law, which aims to improve housing standards and address issues like damp and mould in residential properties.

Enfield Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy Action Plans and KPI Framework

A significant portion of the meeting was allocated to reviewing the Enfield Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy's action plans and KPI framework, along with their current status. Dudu Sher-Arami, Director of Public Health for Enfield, Mark Tickner, Senior Public Health Strategist, Roseanna Kennedy-Smith, Senior Public Health Intelligence Specialist, Gayan Perera, Head of Data and Intelligence, and Matthew Cagnetta, Policy and Project Officer, were scheduled to present this update. The discussion was expected to cover progress against the strategy's objectives and the effectiveness of key performance indicators in measuring success. The report pack indicated that a dashboard would be accessed during the meeting to illustrate the current status.

Supporting Independence Strategy - End of Year Review

The Board was scheduled to receive an end-of-year review of the Enfield Council (LBE) Supporting Independence Strategy. This strategy, covering the period from 2023 to 2027, aims to help residents maintain their independence through various support mechanisms. The report pack indicated that the Board was expected to NOTE this review, suggesting it was an informational item rather than one requiring a decision.

Future Subject Items for Spotlight and Discussion

The agenda included a slot for Future Subject Items for Spotlight and Discussion. One item specifically mentioned was Health, housing and the environment in future health and wellbeing plans and activity, indicating a forward-looking discussion on how these interconnected areas will be addressed in upcoming strategies and initiatives.

Minutes of the Previous Meeting

The minutes of the previous Health and Wellbeing Board meeting, held on 13 October 2025, were scheduled for agreement.

Meeting Dates and Development Sessions 2025/26

The Board was to be informed of future meeting dates, with the next scheduled meeting noted for Wednesday, 4 March 2026.