Joint Commissioning Service For Adults With Learning Disabilities

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The Joint Commissioning Service is a joint Health and Leeds City Council partnership that is responsible for planning, co-ordinating and developing the overall strategy for learning disability services in Leeds.

The Joint Commissioning Service believes that people with learning disabilities are valued and equal citizens of Leeds and should be at the centre of the development and planning of services that are both needed and wanted.

How can the Joint Commissioning Service make sure that this happens?

• By working in partnership with all stakeholders, particularly with service users and carers.
• By making sure we are meeting the objectives in Valuing People and in our local Joint Investment Plan see Leeds Learning Disability Partnership Board
• By having information systems in place which assist with planning.
• By making sure that financial resources are allocated appropriately and effectively.

The service consists of a Joint Commissioning Manager, a Finance Manager, an Information Officer, a Service Manager and an Administration Officer.

If you would like to contribute to the development and planning of new and innovative learning disabilities services in Leeds, please contact:

Joint Commissioning Service
79 Roundhay Road
Leeds
LS7 4AA
 247 8894
 247 8893

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