*Due to current COVID-19 restrictions, the services we provide are limited. As things open up, we hope to continue the usual services in the community, but this is also dependent on how those services will be run. At present, The Learning Disabilities Resource Centre is open but with limited capacity.
The Learning Disabilities Resource Centre is a social services day service for adults with complex physical and learning disabilities.
The centre provides a person-centred service that supports individuals to access their own community, college and centre-based activities/experiences focused on:
Swimming
Aerobics
Advocacy
Art
Yoga
Massage
Rebound therapy
Hydrotherapy sessions (physiotherapy in a heated swimming pool)
Music
Multisensory Room
IT/Eye Gaze sessions (controlling a computer through eye movements)
Travel training
Support to college
Access to local museums i.e. Natural History Museum, Science Museum etc.
Volunteer opportunities (office based volunteer opportunities in the community)
The centre-based work focuses on the needs of the service users that attend our service, offering physiotherapy exercises, speech and language assessments, eating and drinking guidelines and individual timetables for all service users. We work in conjunction with the Health and Care Management Learning Disability Team.
Individuals are referred to the service via the Care Management Team using their formal referral process and forms: Care Management Learning and Disability Team: Duty Telephone: 020 7313 6843 Email: asc.learningdisability@rbkc.gov.uk
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Who is this service available to?
Individuals with a complex physical & learning disability and health issues aged 18-65 years. This includes wheelchair users, individuals with challenging behaviour’s, autism, epilepsy and communication difficulties.
How do you access this service?
Individuals are referred to the service via the Care Management Team, using the formal referral process and forms.
This service is run in line with the standards of care set out by the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Regular reviews take place with service users, parents, carers and care management, to shape a person-centred service. A complaints procedure operates which can be accessed by service users, parents and carers.
What to do if you have a complaint?
Refer to the Local Authority complaints procedure.
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