The Lancashire Learning Disability Partnership Board is a platform for this collective, collaborative work to improve the lives and opportunities of people with a learning disability in the county. 

The Board has representatives from:

• Statutory organisations, responsible for both universal and specialist services accessed by people with a learning disability
• Community organisations, promoting citizenship
• People with lived experience of a learning disability and their family or carers

The Lancashire Learning Disability Partnership Board covers all of Lancashire, apart from Blackpool and Blackburn with Darwen. The Board meets 6 times a year at County Hall in Preston. One of these meetings will take the form of a Learning Disability Conference.

Our vision is to bring impactful, meaningful, change!

As part of the Lancashire Learning Disability Partnership Board we have 2 subgroups which meet every 2 months.

• Health - this brings together health representatives, providers, family carers and self-advocates to address the health inequalities people with a learning disability face. They work to improve services so that people with a learning disability can live longer healthier lives.

As part of Lancashire Learning Disability Partnership Board we have 2 subgroups which meet every 2 months:

• Friends and Relationships - we believe that people with a learning disability have the right to develop friendships and loving relationships. The work of this group aims to make services accessible, promote sexual self-advocacy and facilitate learning so that people are clear about what healthy, safe relationships look like.