Speak Out Lincolnshire
A voice for people in Lincolnshire who have a learning disability.
What does Speak Out do?
We are for anyone in Lincolnshire who has a learning disability. We act as a voice for people of all ages who have a learning disability, their families and carers.
Our Speak Out Leaders support people to get involved in all aspects of the Lincolnshire County Council’s Learning Disability Partnership, including board meetings and working groups, such as Staying Safe and Healthy Living.
By running events to give people, their family and carers a say on issues, and working with professionals and organisations as active partners, we aim to improve health and social care services across Lincolnshire for people with learning disabilities.
Speak Out Lincolnshire are now members of The Mental Health, Dementia, Learning Disability and Autism Co-production Network.
The network recently co-produced this leaflet to encourage people to have their say in helping to improve mental health services in Lincolnshire.
Get involved
Come along to a 'Voices For All' session
Join a session and give us feedback on our working groups — or tell us what’s working well for you in your life or what could be better for people with a learning disability in any aspect of their life.
Join a virtual drop in
On our drop in days you can join us on Microsoft Teams. We will be live on Facebook and Twitter, checking our email, and also available at the end of the phone on 0786 700 2124.
- Speak Up Spectrum (for people on the autistic spectrum): 3rd Wednesday of every month
- High Support Needs drop in: 4th Wed of every month
Contact us anytime
If you can’t make one of our sessions, get in touch if you’d like us to help raise any issues you are experiencing in your life at the moment. By talking to professionals and organisations we can help make a difference.
Email kerry.gibson@voiceability.org or call 0300 303 1660 Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
You can also check this page for future updates.