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The Local Studies Centre has over 10,000 photographs and postcards dating from circa 1900, as well as a small collection of paintings and illustrations from the 19th century. Hundreds can now be viewed at: https://boroughphotos.org/barnet.  For more information: Contact Local Studies Centre Hendon Library, The Burroughs, London NW4 4BQ Tel: 020 8359 3960 Email: library.archives@barnet.gov.uk

Congratulations! Whether you’ve just found out you are pregnant or are caring for a new baby, we can support you. Barnet children's centres can offer: information materials advice on how to help keep your baby healthy and safe, both during pregnancy and after birth.

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Chipping Barnet Parliamentary Constituency SURNAME OTHER NAMES Party Number of votes recorded FLETCHER Phil Green Party 1406 RAY Marisha Priyanka Liberal Democrat 3012 VILLIERS

The Vulnerable Adolescents team provides support to Barnet social work teams and key partners of the council to help them tackle issues of exploitation of young people in Barnet.  It helps deliver support to young people and adolescents who may be at risk or experiencing criminal or sexual exploitation.

A Child Protection Case Conference (CPCC) is a meeting held about a child or children. The government says that a conference must be called when the council is worried that a child may be at risk of significant harm because of abuse or neglect. Where this is the case, we must, by law, intervene to work with families to ensure the child is protected.

The Adoption and Post Permanence Team are responsible for the recruitment, training and assessment of prospective adopters, and following approval, identifying an appropriate match with a child or children. This may involve placing the adopter’s profile on a family finding website which is accessible to local authorities nationwide.

The Onwards & Upwards Care Leavers Service supports young people in care and those who have left care from the age of 16 to 25. Young people can access this support whether they live in Barnet, other London boroughs or outside of London. The team provides varied support to looked after children including a telephone advice service.

The Youth Offending Team (YOT) works with young people age between 10-18 years who have attended court and been given a statutory court order. We have legal obligations to support young people within the criminal justice system and reduce youth offending, as well as involving victims of crime in restorative approaches if requested. We undertake assessments, plan and provide support, and make referrals on your behalf. Personal information collected