Enfield Advice Plus Partnership Project (EAPP) has been funded by the Big Lottery Fund to ensure that local disabled people and carers get the right advice from the right person at the right time in the London Borough of Enfield.

EAPP are establishing a comprehensive network of local advice providers who are working together by way of a common referral system, with EAPP as the central contact point.

EAPP consists of the following local disability groups and advice agencies and is led by Enfield Disability Action:

• Enfield Disability Action (EDA)
• Carers And Parents of people with learning disabilities in Enfield (CAPE)
• Enfield Mental Health Carers
  
• Enfield Mental Health Users Group (EMU)
• Enfield Deaf Image Group
• Enfield Vision
• One-to-One
• The Shane Project (Multiple Sclerosis)
• Tyrer Roxburgh & Co Solicitors

Enfield branches of:

• Alzheimer's Society
• Carers UK
• Citizens Advice Bureau Services
• Mencap
• Multiple Sclerosis Society
• Parkinson's Disease Society

EAPP Network Members

• Age Concern
• Assisted Accommodation
• Community Aid
• Durants School
• Ebony People Association
• Enfield Asian Welfare Association
• Enfield Associations for the Blind
• Enfield Bangladeshi Welfare Association
• Enfield Carers Centre
• Enfield Homes
• Enfield Lupus Support Group
• Enfield Saheli Association
• Enfield Somali Association
• Fahri Jacob Solicitors
• Federation of Enfield Community Associations (FECA)
• Foster & Foster solicitors
• Greek & Greek Cypriot Community of Enfield (GGCCE)
• Inclusive Solution Cooperative
• Integrated Community Learning Disabilities Service (Equals)
• LGBT Network
• MIND Enfield
• Moss & Co
• Nene Tereza
• New Direction Training Centre - Artzone
• Nightingale Community Hospice Trust
• One Connect
• Ponders End Youth Support Service
• Pro Cancer Research Fund
• Ruth Winston Centre (RWC)
• Tamil Relief Centre
• The Hanlon Centre
• Tulip Mental Health
• Two-e  Information and Advice Centre
• West Lea School