What does the Learning Disability Service do?
The Learning Disability Service in Rotherham is provided jointly by Rotherham Primary Care Trust and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council through a Partnership Agreement, in line with the Government’s White Paper, Valuing People, and Health Act Flexibilities.
The service is for people aged 18 and over, who have a moderate or severe learning disability and their carers. The aim of the service is to make sure Valuing People happens and that 4 key points lie at the heart of all our services – Choice, Inclusion, Rights and Independence – and to enable adults with a learning disability to live a fulfilling life in the community of their choice.
The Learning Disability Service reports to the Learning Disability Partnership Board, where all members of the above partnerships are represented.
The types of services provided by the Learning Disability Service and in partnership with others are:
Documents Get to know about Learning Disability Services in Rotherham (909kb) Valuing People (390kb)
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