Involving people with a learning disability, autistic people and family carers
Here we explain what can be done by staff to involve people with a learning disability, autistic people and family carers. This could mean people being involved in making decisions about their own support or helping make a decision about how we design services and policies.
You can read about:
- Why it’s important to involve people
- Making information accessible and using the right words
- Making meetings accessible
- Involving people with a learning disability
- Involving autistic people
- Involving family carers and people with complex communication support needs
- Involving children and young people
- Employing people with a learning disability, autistic people and family carers
- Making feedback and complaints systems more accessible
How to get involved with the work at NHS England on learning disability and autism.
- Video – what is a learning disability?
- NHS.uk – what is autism?
If there are other resources you know of that would help staff involve people with a learning disability, autism or both, please email us at engage@nhs.net