Who this page is for

This page is for:

• adults with a learning disability
• carers and families
• professionals.

It explains what the Learning Disability Partnership Board is and how you can get involved.

What the Partnership Board is

The Learning Disability Partnership Board is a group of people who work together to make life better for people with a learning disability.

The board helps to:

• listen to people’s views
• improve services
• support change across the council.

What the board does

The board:

• talks about what matters most to people
• helps shape plans and services
• checks what is working well
• raises concerns when things are not right.

The Board supports the council's plan for people with a learning disability.

Read about the Learning Disability Big Plan.

Who is part of the board

The board includes:

• people with a learning disability
• carers and family members
• council staff
• health services
• support organisations.

People with lived experience are at the centre of discussions.

How this links to support

The board helps make sure that:

• services listen to people
• support meets real needs
• information is clearer and fairer.

If you need help or support now, you can contact Adult Social Care:

Find out how to get support for adults with a learning disability.

Meeting information

Getting involved

The Board wants to hear from:

• people with a learning disability
• carers and families
• people who work in support services.

You do not need experience to take part.

Contact the council

If you want to share your views or join the board, contact the council to find out more.