Research and analysis

People with learning disabilities in England

Updates of national statistics about people with learning disabilities in England and the services and support available to them and their families.

• From: Public Health England
• Published: 5 August 2019
• Last updated: 27 January 2020 — See all updates

Documents

Chapter 1: education and children’s social care

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Education and children’s social care, 2018 update: tables

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PDF, 850 KB, 12 pages

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Chapter 2: paid employment

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Paid employment, 2018 update: tables

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Chapter 3: safeguarding

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Chapter 4: disability benefits

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Disability benefits, 2018 update: tables

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Chapter 5: adult social care

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Adult social care, 2018 update: tables

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Chapter 6: deprivation of liberty safeguards

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Deprivation of liberty safeguards, 2018 update: tables

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Chapter 7: health checks 2017 to 2018

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Details

This publication provides updates of the People with Learning Disabilities in England 2015 report and data tables. It provides summaries of the available statistics with accompanying detailed data tables and will be updated as new statistics become available.

This information is to be used by commissioners and providers of health and social care to better understand the needs of people with learning disabilities, their families and carers, in order to provide better healthcare.

Published 5 August 2019
Last updated 27 January 2020 + show all updates

1. 27 January 2020

   Added Chapter 5, and 2018 update: tables; Chapter 6 and 2018 update: tables; and Chapter 7.

2. 28 October 2019

   Added additional chapters on paid employment, safeguarding and disability benefits.

3. 5 August 2019

   First published.