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Working with People with a Learning Disability in Croydon
What Is Leisure Link?Leisure Link is a group of people who meet to talk about leisure for people with learning disabilities in Croydon. Leisure Link meetings take place once every two months. Croydon's Leisure Plan for People with Learning Disabilities is a plan for organisations to help them support the people they work with to participate more fully in leisure opportunities. It is supported by the Croydon Learning Disability Partnership. We'd like to hear stories about how your organisation is putting the Leisure Plan into action. Please e-mail them to naomi.blackwell@croydon.gov.uk. With your permission, we may be able to print some examples of good practice in the Leisure Link newsletter and Springboard (the Learning Disability Partnership's newsletter). A Leisure Link newsletter comes out once every two months and includes information about leisure activities for people with learning disabilities. Leisure Link Newsletter - supported by The Leisure Link Forum
Who attends the Leisure Link meetings?Our members include: Adults with Learning Disabilities; parents; Social Services staff, e.g. from day centres, resource bases and the Transition Team; Cultural Services staff, e.g. arts, sports, libraries; Further Education staff; voluntary organisations and charities, for example, Croydon Contacts and Parents in Partnership. Interested in joining the Leisure Link Forum?We are always keen to welcome new people to the forum. If you share an interest in leisure opportunities for people with learning disabilities and feel that you could make a useful contribution as a member, then please contact either Naomi Blackwell or Andrew Slegg on:
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