I'm In campaign

I'm In campaign

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What is the I'm In campaign?

The I'm In campaign tells people about the learning disability register.

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The learning disability register is a list of people who have a learning disability.

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The learning disability register helps people with a learning disability get better help with their health.

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It helps people with a learning disability get a free health check every year.

A group of people of different ages with a learning disability register.

We want people with a learning disability to join the learning disability register and say “I’m In.”

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Why is the I'm In campaign important?

The I'm In campaign is important because people with a learning disability are about 20 years younger than people without a learning disability when they die.

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And about 2 out of 5 people with a learning disability would not have died if they had the right help with their health. 

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How do I join the learning disability register?

You can join the learning disability register at your GP surgery.

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Our easy read page https://www.mencap.org.uk/easyread/join-the-learning-disability-register tells you more about how to join the learning disability register.

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How can I take part in the I'm In campaign?

  • join the learning disability register
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If you are part of a group that wants to sign up to the campaign, we have a form for groups to sign up to the I'm In campaign.

When you sign up to the I'm In campaign, we will send you a free badge.

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  • tell people about the I'm In campaign on social media
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Help us to tell everyone about the learning disability register and why it is important.  You can make your own post or share one of ours.

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  • tell your friends about the I'm In campaign
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Talk to your friends, family and people at groups you go to about the learning disability register and why it is important.

  • wear your I'm In badge to help you let other people know about the learning disability register.
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We are using money from OmazeUK to get more people on the learning disability register so they can get better help with their health and have a health check.  Thank you OmazeUK.