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Haringey Play Association
Haringey Play Association
Somerford Grove Community Project
Park Lane Close
Tottenham
N17 OHL
Tel: 020 8808 0533
Fax: 020 8808 2644
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Haringey Play Association (HarPA) gives a powerful voice to children's play, raising awareness and understanding of the fundamental importance of play in a child's life.
HarPA works to develop and support a diverse range of children's play provision and is committed to improving the quality of play experience in Haringey.
HarPA supports play providers through representing their interests, providing advice and information and promoting interagency communication and cooperation.
