You can choose how you spend your day.

This could include:

• meeting people
• learning new skills
• volunteering or working.

Day centres

We run day centres where you can:

• take part in activities
• meet other people.

Find a day centre near you

Supported internships

Supported internships help young people aged 16 to 25:

• learn skills for work
• prepare for jobs or volunteering.

Find out more about supported internships.

If you are aged 16 or 17, the way you get support now will change. You can read about moving to adult social care.

Get help moving into adulthood.

There are different housing options, including:

• living with your family
• Shared Lives (living with another family)
• supported accommodation
• residential care homes.

Find out more about Shared Lives.

Look for a residential care home or supported accommodation.

You have the right to feel safe at home and in your community.

If you are worried about your safety, or someone else's safety, you can get help.

Find out how to stay safe and report concerns.

If you care for someone with a learning disability, you can get advice and support.

Find help for carers.

You have the right to have your voice heard when making choices.

Advocacy

An advocate can help you to:

• understand your options
• say what you want
• make decisions.

Find out more about advocacy.

The Learning Disability Partnership Board

You can help improve services by sharing your views.

The Partnership Board meets every few months.

Find out more about the Learning Disability Partnership Board.