Our aim is to give thousands of children aged 0-3 years a better start in Coldharbour, Stockwell, Tulse Hill, and Vassall.
We'll demonstrate how children’s life chances can be improved through a combination of enhanced early years investment and from knitting local services together through a multi-agency partnership.
Set up in 2015, Lambeth Early Action Partnership (LEAP) is made up of parents, early years practitioners, nurseries, children’s centres, the National Children’s Bureau, Lambeth Council, NHS trusts, community organisations and several local charities.
The LEAP Programme is comprised of over 100 practitioners who work for the National Children’s Bureau, Lambeth Council, NHS trusts, and local charities and community organisations. This includes a core'backbone' team (featured below) who lead on the overall direction and coordination of the programme.
LEAP works in partnership with many different people and organisations and holds quarterly partnership board meetings with representatives from national and local partnership organisations, the LEAP team and community representatives.
Download LEAP’s latest Annual Report, detailing successes and updates from the programme.
To lay the foundations for achieving the evaluation aims, we are refreshing our programme-level theory of change and developing a programme-level Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) framework
Here you can find reports and publications from LEAP and our partners
LEAP’s data dashboard brings key data about the programme into one place so that colleagues, services, and the wider community can explore our work for themselves.
This is a password protected page for LEAP providers to access LEAP posters and publicity templates.
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