There are currently 10 areas implementing Local Area Coordination in collaboration with the Network, with over one million people able to draw on the support of a Local Area Coordinator. Councils investing in Local Area Coordination range from London boroughs and city councils across England and Wales, to county councils covering mixed rural and urban areas.
Each member of the Network develops their Local Area Coordination programme in line with the learning from international evaluations, the skills and experience of other Network members, the guidance and support of the national Local Area Coordination Network and the principles and design features of Local Area Coordination which inform practice.
Getting in touch with your local area
The Network does not manage any Local Area Coordination teams, so you should get in touch with them via the links or contacts below if you would like to know about a specific area. Alternatively, if you would like to discuss bringing Local Area Coordination to your area, you can find more information here.
Each local authority listed below is a member of the Local Area Coordination Network.
