Seven people said the Plan has got nothing about managing your own money, such as choosing what to spend money on and having control of your money. One person wanted the Plan to promote wider understanding of using iPads to help people communicate. Page 36: one person and a group said there needs to be an explanation of what Launchpad is. Page 37: one person said the Police need to explain who are the they will work with. ‘others’ 10 people said the Plan is missing a bit on changes to day services and respite. Eight said the Plan should mention changes to day services and respite and cuts to these facilities. They were upset about the changes. Some people wanted an explanation about what was happening to their day service. Four people said they still wanted to go to day services and asked what would happen if they want to go into the didn’t community. One person asked if day services users would be able to look at the new day service buildings before the contracts are entered into. One said Adult Services need to make less cuts to day services and managers should only manage one site. One person wanted to promise of funding for day service outings so people can do more than just to go a garden centre for cake and coffee. Five people wanted a promise that day services will not send people home when they have a cold. One person said it might be useful for the Plan to have a look at lessons learned from combining the physical disability and learning disability service at The Hexagon day service. One person said the Plan was missing BT Sports.
Seven people said the Plan has got nothing about managing your own money, such as choosing what to spend money on and having control of your money. One person wanted the Plan to promote wider understanding of using iPads to help people communicate. Page 36: one person and a group said there needs to be an explanation of what Launchpad is. Page 37: one person said the Police need to explain who are the ‘others’ they will work with. 10 people said the Plan is missing a bit on changes to day services and respite. Eight said the Plan should mention changes to day services and respite and cuts to these facilities. They were upset about the changes. Some people wanted an explanation about what was happening to their day service. Four people said they still wanted to go to day services and asked what would happen if they didn’t want to go into the community. One person asked if day services users would be able to look at the new day service buildings before the contracts are entered into. One said Adult Services need to make less cuts to day services and managers should only manage one site. One person wanted to promise of funding for day service outings so people can do more than just to go a garden centre for cake and coffee. Five people wanted a promise that day services will not send people home when they have a cold. One person said it might be useful for the Plan to have a look at lessons learned from combining the physical disability and learning disability service at The Hexagon day service. One person said the Plan was missing BT Sports.