Social Care

Disability

Adult Services assist residents who have learning disabilities, physical and sensory impairments including HIV, mental health problems, and problems with addiction. We are committed to providing and developing services that respect an individual's right to choice and promote independence and inclusion.

Access - Disabled
Accommodation Services
Alarms
Assessment of Care Needs
Blindness and Visual Impairment
Blue Badge Scheme
Formerly the Orange Badge Scheme - disabled parking scheme for disabled and blind persons
Care Needs
Careline
Carer Support
Community Disabilities Service
A combined team of Occupational Therapists and technical staff who provide equipment and minor and major adaptations
Community Care
Information on the help and support available from Adult and Community Services
Complaints
Day Centres
Deaf Services
Dial-a-Ride
Direct Payments
Arrange your own care and support services instead of receiving them directly from Adult and Community Services
Disability
Disability Access
Disability/Carers Employment
Domiciliary Care in the Home
Equalities and Diversity
Fair Access to Care
Priority and eligibility criteria (conditions) for receiving services.
Home Library Service
A free service available to those who, through age or disability, cannot visit a library
Home Help
Hospital Discharge
Independent Living Funds
Its aim is to support long term, independent living for adults with high care needs, by providing the money to purchase additional care
Learning Disability
Leisure and Social activities
Life Events
Meals on Wheels
Mental Health
Mobility Schemes
National helpline numbers
Pet Care
Advice if you go into hospital and need someone to look after your pet
Physical Impairment
Protection of Vulnerable Adults
Respite Care
Sensory Impairment
Shop Mobility
Provides manual and powered wheelchairs and scooters to help people with limited mobility to shop and use local facilities.
Short Breaks Scheme
Specialist Equipment
Support Groups and Organisations
Supported Housing
Supporting People
Providing a better quality of life for vulnerable people by helping them to live more independently through the provision of housing-related support
Training and Careers
Welfare Rights

Contact us

Mobility Services|

90 Stour Road

Dagenham

RM10 7JD

Tel: 020 8227 2334

Email: debbie.german@lbbd.gov.uk|

Reception hours:

Monday to Friday, 9am - 4pm

Adult and Community Services Department|

Adult Intake and Access Team|

For initial enquiries regarding services.

Service Request Form|

Request for an assessment online.

Documents and Forms|

Application forms, documents and leaflets supplied by Adult and Community Services.

Adult and Community Services web links|

Talking Newspaper|

If you are visually impaired and would like access to local information, the Barking and Dagenham Talking Newspaper can help.

Directgov - Disabled People|

Online access to government services and information.

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