People who were Present - Lambeth Council
People who were Present - Lambeth Council People who were Present - Lambeth Council
LLDPB 6 November 2003 5. Questions Neil went through the question from Margaret Eynon of the User Friendly group. Q. Why are the flats boarded up on Broadmore Gardens? A. Chris Knaggs – Housing Manager from Lambeth Housing has not been able to establish who owns these properties and therefore cannot comment why the flats are boarded up. Chris will pass the information to the empty homes officer. Q. Manny Oraka asked why there are so many rough sleepers people in Lambeth. A. Linden stated that rough sleeper figures in Lambeth had actually gone down recently. Have your say! If you have a question you would like to ask the board please send, email or telephone questions to: Thomas Cullen Email: tcullen@lambeth.gov.uk Mary Seacole House 91 Clapham High Street Telephone: 020 7926 4625 London SW4 7TF Lambeth Learning Disability Partnership Board 6
LLDPB 6 November 2003 6. Health Action Plans (HAP) Irene Bezzina, Pauline Pepperrell and Gillian Bretherton presented slide show overheads about what HAPs are, how they can help you and how to get one. A Health Action Plan writes what needs to be done to help the person to stay healthy. It also writes what support the person may need to do this. A health facilitator helps you make your HAP. A Health facilitator can be a friend or a family member or even yourself. The targets of ‘Valuing People’ are that all people with a learning disability should have a Health Action Plan by June 2005. There is to be a HAP steering group set up soon, so decisions can be made on how to let people know about HAP. GP’s have been informed and the PCT have training schemes for GP’s in January and February. PCP and HAP do have links but it was stated that each has a purpose within its own right. One could work in tandem with the other. Register services were highlighted as a good way to let people know about HAP and PCP. Lambeth Learning Disability Partnership Board 7
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LLDPB 6 November 2003<br />
5. Questions<br />
Neil went through the question from<br />
Margaret Eynon of the User Friendly<br />
group.<br />
Q. Why are the flats boarded up on Broadmore Gardens?<br />
A. Chris Knaggs – Housing Manager from <strong>Lambeth</strong> Housing has<br />
not been able to establish <strong>who</strong> owns these properties and<br />
therefore cannot comment why the flats are boarded up. Chris will<br />
pass the information to the empty homes officer.<br />
Q. Manny Oraka asked why there are so many rough sleepers<br />
people in <strong>Lambeth</strong>.<br />
A. Linden stated that rough sleeper figures in <strong>Lambeth</strong> had<br />
actually gone down recently.<br />
Have your say!<br />
If you have a question you would like to ask the board please<br />
send, email or telephone questions to:<br />
Thomas Cullen<br />
Email: tcullen@lambeth.gov.uk<br />
Mary Seacole House<br />
91 Clapham High Street<br />
Telephone: 020 7926 4625<br />
London<br />
SW4 7TF<br />
<strong>Lambeth</strong> Learning Disability Partnership Board 6
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