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- How many people did family doctors do special health checks for in 2010/11?
- How many people have learning disabilities?
- How many people do family doctors know about who have learning disability?
- How many people with learning disability have a stable home? (NI 145)
- How many people with learning disability have paid jobs? (NI146)
- How many children have difficulty learning?
- How many people receive social care?
- How many people get different sorts of community based care?
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Gyles Glover
How many people with learning disability have paid jobs? (NI146)
One of the Government's National Indicators (NI 146) asks what proportion of people with learning disabilities had paid work when they last had a review with their social worker.
For each local authority, the indicator shows the number per thousand, of people with learning disability, who have
- any paid job,
- any voluntary job, or
- any paid or voluntary job.
Unfortunately there is no count of people who do not have either a paid or voluntary job, so it is impossible to tell how many people the local authorities don't know about.