Education and employment
Tower Hamlets Council is reviewing its Learning Disability Strategy, which includes a focus on education and employment for residents with learning disabilities.
Tower Hamlets Council is reviewing its Learning Disability Strategy (2024-2029), which outlines plans to improve the lives of residents with learning disabilities. A report to the Health & Adults Scrutiny Sub-Committee in November 2025 said the strategy focuses on several key areas, including education and employment, early intervention, housing, health, and community inclusion.
The topic of education and employment is also a key area of focus for Waltham Forest's Corporate Parenting Board, relating to children in care and care leavers. It also involves ensuring access to high-quality education and training, and supporting employment opportunities for people with learning disabilities.
Key facts
- Tower Hamlets Council is reviewing its Learning Disability Strategy (2024-2029). Source
- The strategy aims to improve the lives of residents with learning disabilities. Source
- The strategy focuses on several key areas, including education and employment. Source
- The Health & Adults Scrutiny Sub-Committee discussed the strategy in November 2025. Source
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