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How to Consult with People with Learning Difficulties
Aim
Too often people with learning difficulties are not asked what they want to see changed in their lives, services, rules and policies. This one day training session will look at good ways to ask disabled people with learning difficulties what changes they want to happen and provide you with sound information to take forward planning, policies and services.
If you need to contact people with learning difficulties, People First can help with consultation and evaluation.
Content
- Looks at good ways to consult with people with learning difficulties, who are often considered hard to reach
- Explore why it is important to consult with people with learning difficulties, traditionally left out of society
- Explains what needs to be done to achieve good practice consultation, including a ‘Good Practice Checklist’
Benefits
You will be able to base your policies, planning and services on what disabled people with learning difficulties say is important to them; and be sure that your consultation is not tokenistic.
The people who you provide services for will be getting the services which they want because they have been involved in a meaningful way.
Talk to Raymond about this training on 020 7820 6655
