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Bromley Learning Disability Partnership Board Annual Report

Bromley Learning Disability Partnership Board Annual Report. Denise Mantell. What is the Annual Report?. Department of Health has asked each Partnership Board to write an Annual Report. This is the third one we have done. What is in the Annual Report?. The Report contains the following:

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Bromley Learning Disability Partnership Board Annual Report

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  1. Bromley Learning Disability Partnership Board Annual Report Denise Mantell

  2. What is the Annual Report? • Department of Health has asked each Partnership Board to write an Annual Report. • This is the third one we have done.

  3. What is in the Annual Report? • The Report contains the following: • Information about services in Bromley. • How the Partnership Board is working with other organisations in Bromley. Team LDPB

  4. Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Number of people with learning disabilities Money Health Housing Employment What is in the Annual Report?There are sections on:

  5. . What else is in the Annual Report? • Facts and figures • Projects in Bromley that we are proud of: • Work with hospitals to improve experience when you go to hospital • Go4it project

  6. . What else is in the Annual Report 2? • More projects in Bromley that we are proud of: • Johnson Court – for young adults • Thyme Out Two • Changes to children and young people services

  7. How was the report put together and agreed? • Information from the Council and PCT. • Information from Mencap, Advocacy4All and Shaw Trust. • Meeting of co-chairs and carer and service user representatives. • Signing the report.

  8. What happens now? • All the reports are put on the internet for people to see • A report is written comparing what is happening in different areas of the country.

  9. Is it in easy read? • It isn’t! • We complained about this when we sent the report in. • We also said it needs to print out bigger – we had trouble reading it!

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