Find out more about The Norfolk Learning Disability Partnership
We hold meetings across Norfolk to get feedback and the views of people with Learning Disabilities.
Find out how to get involved with the Norfolk Learning Disability Partnership
Hello! We would like to tell you about a new service for people with learning disabilities and/or autism. Norfolk County Council are working with CLICK to deliver this new service. CLICK is a virtual life opportunities provider who offer lots of interactive sessions such as Fitness, Music/Choir, Dancing and many more options. These sessions will …
Introduction The Norfolk Learning Disability Partnership has been working with Norfolk County Council and the Norfolk and Waveney ICB to see how far we have progressed on the outcomes of the Norfolk Learning Disability Strategy, My Life, My Ambition, My Future. We have visited each of the five localities to present a section of the …
Adult social care covers a wide range of activities to enable people to live independently, stay well and safe. Promoting Independence is the term used by Norfolk County Council to describe their vision for social care. Norfolk County Council want to support people to be independent, well, and able to deal with life’s challenges and …
