People with Learning Disabilities

People with Learning Disabilities
Supported Living A social worker or occupational therapist will usually assess your needs. We will try to help you live at home as independently as possible through supported living services appropriate to your needs. If this cannot be achieved we will try to support you in a specialist-staffed setting.
Education/Employment/Training We recognise that people with learning disabilities have the right to choice; equal opportunities in employment; and material, personal and social benefits of having a job and further information is available on our Finding a Job page.
Short Breaks Information about short stays in staffed settings, or other services, to provide a break for users and carers can be obtained from our Adult Services Teams. Alternatively, for information regarding private or voluntary care please contact The Care Quality Commission (CQC) Service Directory and search on Learning Disabilities for details or contact the The Rowan Organisation and search on Information Services for contact details.
Community Support - Independent Living Skills We aim to promote independence for adults who have a learning disability by providing a range of day services.
Warwickshire Learning Disability Partnership Board The Warwickshire Learning Disability Partnership Board was set up to make sure we work with people with learning disabilities to improve services and give clearer information. Joint Commissioning Strategy for People with Learning Disabilities 2008 - 2011 Please click here to download or view our brochure: Adults with Learning Disabilities in Warwickshire - Useful Information and More The Supporting People programme offers vulnerable people the opportunity to improve their quality of life by enabling them to live more independent lives in the community.

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