Clackmannanshire Learning Disability Forum to take place

The Clackmannanshire Learning Disability Forum will take place at Hawkhill Community Centre on August 28 <i>(Image: Google Street View)</i>
The Clackmannanshire Learning Disability Forum will take place at Hawkhill Community Centre on August 28 (Image: Google Street View)
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An important event for people with learning disabilities is set to take place in Clackmannanshire.

The event, called the Clackmannanshire Learning Disability Forum, is being organised by People First Scotland Clackmannanshire members.

It will take place on August 28 at the Hawkhill Community Centre in Alloa at 11am.

The forum aims to bring people with learning disabilities and other interested parties together.

They will talk about topics such as health and social care support, the impact of the new benefits system, access to support services in the community, and the functionality of public transport systems.

The event will also look at the support and services available to people with learning disabilities.

The aim is to help individuals make informed decisions.

The work being done at the forum hopes to raise awareness and encourage discussions about the challenges faced by those with learning disabilities in Clackmannanshire.

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