19 - 25

Some young people may decide to continue their education up to the age of 25 at a residential college.

Day services offer a range of supported activities in the local community to develop work, leisure and educational skills.

With the right support, finding a job can provide someone with a learning disability with a number of new opportunities and experiences.

Helping your son or daughter decide where they will live, and who they will live with, is an important process for any parent.

Direct payments allow people to receive money directly from their local authority so they can pay for their own services.

For many parents, talking to their son or daughter about sex and relationships can be difficult, and even embarrassing.

Read the real life stories of parents and carers of children with a learning disability.