To develop and deliver a range of services, which complement and/or supplement those, provided by statutory and other support agencies, and to work towards ensuring that current statutory and non-statutory services respond to legislative changes and evidence based on good practice.
To participate in a range of local partnerships to share information, good practice and resources to enable the development of responsive services, which change over time as children’s and adults needs and wishes change.
To provide a range of accessible and relevant information and advice about a wide range of issues important to children and adults with learning disabilities and their carers.
To support people with disabilities, to be at the centre of planning and help ensure that family members and friends are partners in planning, and to involve as many agencies and individuals as is necessary to improve the lives of children and adults with disabilities.
Activities
After school projects, Weekend clubs, Holiday playschemes, life skills and employability during the day. Sports, mental wellbeing and indepedance.
