Before an appointment you can phone and ask for a qualified interpreter to be present if you cannot speak English. Using Health Authority and Enfield Council Provision Health Authority Provision Enfield and Haringey Health Authority publishes a directory of primary care services, which includes details of languages spoken by individual GP practices. It is available in all libraries. 711842 is based at Ponders End library. His job is to provide, develop and promote an information service to Enfield s minority ethnic communities and refugee groups, and he works to ensure that all council services are accessible.
Interpreters are available as required.
For further information about health and social services see Health and Social services sections. Using Voluntary Organisations and Community Groups Carers often use voluntary organisations and local community groups to support them in their caring. There are many voluntary organisations that cater for specific minority ethnic communities. The hard copy version is published by First Stop Information, Enfield Libraries and Enfield Racial Equality Council and is available in all libraries. Supports African French-speaking people, mostly asylum seekers and refugees.