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Your rights, choices and voice
Know your rights, speak up and have more control.
You at the centre
Start with what matters to you. Plan support around your life.
Enjoying your life
Find friends, interests, activities and things you want to try.
Things to enjoy and explore
News, stories, art, sport, friends and getting involved.
See the guidesEveryday life and relationships
Friends, work, travel, activities and using technology.
See the guidesPeople, talents and achievements
Meet actors, artists, musicians, business owners and athletes with learning disabilities.
See the guidesWork, volunteering and your rights
Finding work, getting support and dealing with problems at work.
See the guidesKeeping safe
Recognise problems, get help and stay in control.
More support and specialist information
More about your home, money, care, health and particular situations.
Your home, housing and support
Living at home, choosing support, tenancy rights and buying a home.
See the guidesMoney and benefits
Benefits, everyday money and help with decisions.
See the guidesCare and paying for support
Assessments, care plans, budgets and funding.
See the guidesHealth and hospital care
Feeling well, getting treatment and knowing when to ask for help.
See the guidesMental health, feelings and distress
Understand difficult experiences, find support and make a plan that respects your choices.
See the guidesEating and drinking
Support with food, ARFID, swallowing and feeding tubes.
See the guidesCarers and future support
Breaks, backup care and planning for changes in family life.
See the guidesEducation, SEND and growing up
Education support, EHC plans, proposed reforms and preparing for adult life.
See the guidesBeing a parent
Support for parents, assessments and family courts.
See the guidesLater life and loss
Growing older, comfort, future care and support with grief.
See the guidesConditions and syndromes
Find out about conditions, genetic tests and support without a diagnosis.
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