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Valuing People Now
Updated on 04/11/2010
The white paper 'Valuing People' (2001) set out the Government's vision for people with a learning disability, across a range of services based on four key principles of rights, independence, choice, and inclusion.
'Valuing People Now - A Three Year Strategy for People with Learning Disabilities' is a new vision for improving services for people with learning disabilities across health, housing, employment and community care services.
'Valuing People Now' takes account of the responses to the consultation which sought people's views on the priorities for the learning disability agenda over the next three years.
- Valuing people now: a new three-year strategy for people with learning disabilities The Department of Health has launched a new strategy for people with learning disabilities. Key aims include: Ensuring people with learning disabilities get the healthcare they need and the support...
- Valuing People Now and Housing for People with Learning Disabilities On 19 January 2009, the Department of Health launched a cross-government strategy, Valuing People Now - a new three year strategy for people with learning disabilities. This Housing LIN Briefing...
- Planning and Commissioning Housing for People with Learning Disabilities - A Toolkit for Local Authorities The Valuing People Team at the DH and Housing Options have produced a concise toolkit for councils and providers to help plan and commission wider housing choices for people with a learning disability....
