People with Learning Disabilities in Haringey: Key Insights
The population of individuals with learning disabilities in Haringey reflects diverse age groups and needs, requiring tailored support services to ensure their well-being and inclusion within the community.
Population demographics: In 2023, Haringey was home to approximately 4,500 individuals aged 18 to 64 with learning disabilities, alongside about 650 people aged 65 and over with similar conditions. A total of 5,150 people
Severity of disabilities: Among the above-mentioned individuals with learning disabilities in the borough, there are 1,120 people with moderate to severe conditions. This group's age distribution reveals that 8% are aged 65 and over, 80% are aged 25 to 64, and 12% are aged 18 to 24
Projected trends: The number of individuals aged 18 to 64 with moderate to severe learning disabilities is expected to remain stable through 2040. However, among those aged 65 and over, there is a projected increase of around 50 individuals by 2040
Adult social care service users: Currently, approximately 800 people with learning disabilities are being supported by Haringey’s Adult Social Care. This highlights the existing demand for support services tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals with learning disabilities
These statistics underscore the importance of proactive planning and resource allocation to address the evolving needs of individuals with learning disabilities in Haringey. By providing targeted support services and fostering inclusive community environments, Haringey can ensure the well-being and empowerment of all its residents with learning disabilities.