BROMLEY LEARNING DISABILITY HUB
Sharing your views
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How adults with learning disabilities can share their views in Bromley
If you are an adult with a learning disability, there are groups in Bromley where you can:
Share your views
Meet new people
Learn about your rights
Help improve services
1. Bromley Together Groups
These groups are run by Advocacy for All.
These groups are for adults aged 18+ with a learning disability.
They help you speak up, make friends, and try new things.
Groups include:
- Speaking Up Group
- Members Meeting
- Creative Voices Together
- Young Adults Group (18–30)
- Lads Group
- Ladies Group
- Getting Older Lunch Group
- All Stars / A‑Team (run with Bexley)
What the groups do:
- Talk about transport, health and things that matter to you
- Learn about your rights
- Do fun activities (art, quizzes, games, social events)
- Speak up at meetings and forums
Learn more:
Email: groups@advocacyforall.org.uk
Phone: 020 8315 2508
2. Bromley Speaking Up Group
This group helps you speak up and learn about things that affect your life.
You can talk about:
- Transport
- Health services
- Activities
- Your rights
You can also go to community meetings, like the Transport for London Advisory Group, to share your ideas.
Contact:
Email: groups@advocacyforall.org.uk
Phone: 020 8315 2508
3. Bromley Mencap Activities
Bromley Mencap offers support for adults with learning disabilities.
The groups are not formal “speaking up” groups, but you can still share your views.
They offer:
- Workshops
- Drop-in sessions
- Peer support groups
- Training and life‑skills activities
These activities give you chances to talk about your needs and get support.
Learn more: Bromley Mencap
4. The Learning Disability Strategy – The Big Plan
Bromley Council and the NHS work with adults with learning disabilities to plan and improve services.
You can join meetings to help deliver Bromley’s Learning Disability Strategy, also known as the Big Plan.
This means you can help:
- Share ideas
- Improve services
- Make sure people with learning disabilities are heard
Contact:
Contact any of the above groups or email: LDpartnershipBoard@bromley.gov.uk
The Learning Disability Partnership Board
See the main Learning Disability Partnership Board page for more information.