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Mental Capacity Act resource pack - Learning Disability

Mental Capacity Act resource pack For family carers of people with a Learning disabilityHow to find your way around this guideYou can navigate through the resource by clicking on the right hand side of each page. The numbers will take you into each section of the can find out more about each section in A quick guide to the resource , on page to the next pageGo to the previous pageGo back to the very beginningLinks to external documents on the internet are highlighted in that are highlighted in green link to the glossary of terms in section 11. You can go back to the page you came from by clicking on the button in the bottom left of each page in section to the Mental Capacity Act resource pack for family carers of people with a Learning has this pack been produced? family carers have told Mencap that they want to know more about decision making for their relative with profound and multiple Learning disabilities (PMLD).

multiple learning disabilities must consult with the person’s family. You can learn some more about the act in section 1. Introduction with PMLD. The resource will concentrate mainly on health decisions, as Mencap is campaigning for better access to healthcare for everyone. The resource is written for family carers of people with

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