East Sussex County Council
Learning Disability Partnership Board
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The Learning Disability Partnership Board is a group of people who work together to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities across East Sussex.
You can download the minutes from the latest partnership board meeting:
Who are the Partnership Board and what do they do?
The Partnership Board meets three times a year. They are:
- the Involvement Matters Team
- the Carers Focus Group
- people from health services
- people from the Council
- people from community services.
The main aims of the partnership board are to:
- improve the lives of local people with learning disabilities
- improve the lives of local family carers
- make sure people with learning disabilities and their carers have a say in the work to make services better.
Learning Disability Network Meetings
As well as the Learning Disability Partnership Board Meetings, we hold network meetings. These meetings are open to everyone. We use these meetings to listen to the views of local people with learning disabilities, their carers and support providers.
The Learning Disability Network Meetings are held twice a year.
If you would like to come to a Learning Disability Local Network meeting, please contact us on:
- Phone 01273 336872
- Email ldpb@eastsussex.gov.uk