Below are resources related to our Valuing People (learning disability) programme.

Valuing People Now: A three year strategy for people with learning disabilities Valuing People Now sets out the Government's strategy for people with learning disabilities for the next three years following asking people what they want. It also responds to the main recommendations in 'Healthcare for All', the independent inquiry into access to healthcare for people with learning disabilities. Valuing People Now (Easy read version) This document is the easy read version of 'Valuing People Now', the Government's strategy for people with learning disabilities for the next three years. Valuing People White Paper This is the original 2001 Valuing People White Paper.It sets out plans from the Government for improving the lives of all people with learning disabilities. Valuing People White Paper (Easy read version) The easy read version of the 2001 Valuing People White Paper.

• Good practice and innovation guide
  This Good practise and Innovation guide is linked to the region's performance and self assessment framework for health. The guide has been pulled together following the second year self assessment and highlights all the good practise around the four top health targets for learning disabilities in the region
  
• Healthcare for All (Easy read version)
  This is the easy read version of the report that focuses on the quality of healthcare for people with learning disabilities.
• Healthcare for All
  This report focuses on the quality of healthcare for people with learning disabilities.
• 6 Lives
  This report looks at services given to 6 people with learning disabilities who died.
• 6 Lives (easy read version)
  The easy read version of the report looking at services given to 6 people with learning disabilities who died.
  
• The Bradley Report
  This document is Lord Bradley’s review of people with mental health problems or learning disabilities in the criminal justice system.
• Mansell 2
  This report looks at people with difficult and challenging behaviour and the services that support them in their everyday lives. Professor Jim Mansell has updated this report that was first out in 1993. Since then there have been lots of changes.
• Learning Disability Providers in Yorkshire & Humber This is a list of providers in our region who came to our Providers Event in December 2009.