Learning Disabilities Partnership Board

The Coventry Learning Disabilities Partnership Board is a group of organisations working together to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities in Coventry.

The work of the LDPB

We have established a real working partnership with people with learning disabilities, carers and all staff and agencies in the city so that:

People with learning disabilities are:

Encouraged to make real choices and decisions about where and how they live their lives
Enabled to lead full and purposeful lives in their communities and to develop a range of friendships, activities, relationships and employment
Carers are recognised and supported in their role and:
Receive support for as long as they and the service user wish
Enabled to take part in person centred planning

Services support people to get the kind of life they want for themselves and are:

Good quality, cost effective and support people
Regularly evaluated and continually improved
Delivered locally as a matter of course

What do the LDPB do?

We meet every month and have people with learning disabilities and family carers on the Board as active members.

As a partnership we have developed a local Learning Disabilities Strategy 2007-2010. Follow the link to download a copy of the most recent version of the strategy.

In January 2008 we held a wide consultation event to find out what progress people feel has been made with the Learning Disabilities Strategy. Follow the link to download a copy of the Progress Report.

For more information about the Partnership Board and it's work please contact: Janita Wesson, Valuing People Co-ordinator on 024 76785481

Or have a look at our new accessible website: www.ldpb.info

Downloadable documents

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Coventry Learning Disabilities Strategy 2007-2010 (845 kb)
LD Strategy Progress Report January 2008 (455 kb)

Coventry City Council