Learning Disability
Learning disability can make a variety of daily activities and circumstances more difficult for affected persons and their families.
Our specialist learning disability services
We put a lot of effort into getting to know people so that we can provide assistance that is as unique as they are. This includes learning how they prefer to be supported, what they hope to accomplish in life, and what matters to them.
Each individual we support has an outcome-focused support plan that examines how we might collaborate to help them realize their goals. This could involve setting objectives for improving one’s health, participating in the community, maintaining relationships with loved ones, and learning new skills.
We encourage and support people to complete household chores, go shopping, manage their finances, use neighbourhood amenities like recreation centres and libraries, and pursue their goals of furthering their education or finding employment.
People with learning disabilities learn differently, obviously. Does that mean what they learn is wrong?Joanne Dumm
