Poole Learning Disability Partnership Board
Main information
Type of service: Learning Disability Partnership Boards
The role of the Poole Learning Disability Partnership Board (LDPB) is to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities in the Poole area by:
- promoting their independence, choice, rights and inclusion
- making sure they are treated as equal citizens with access to mainstream services such as health, housing, employment and education
- making sure outside bodies consult with the LDPB as their main source of information when planning and making decisions that affect the lives of people with learning disabilities.
The Poole LDPB is chaired jointly by Borough of Poole's Head of Service for Commissioning and Improvement - People Services and an adult with a learning disability supported by Poole Forum. There are currently 5 adults with a learning disability who take turns to co-chair the meetings. The LDPB meets every two months. The Poole Forum: http://pooleforum.co.uk/ a speaking-up group run for and by people with learning disabilities in Poole.
Eligibility
Age: For people of any age
Aimed at: Adult , Parent/carer of an adult
Registrations & Approaches
Specialisms: Generic
Other specialisms: Learning disability
Provided by
Poole Borough Council
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