Download the conversation cafe prompt questions in A4 format. Perfect for printing!

Download the conversation cafe prompt questions in A4 format. Perfect for printing!

Create and decorate your own Uno to show: Things you like, your strengths, your interests, your community, what makes you special

Download a summary of statistics data in an Easy Read format

Celebrate Scottish Learning Disability Week by making chain bunting for your house, school, work or at an event.

Explore these simple, nature-based sensory stories and activities designed to support people with profound and multiple learning disabilities

Include important people in your life, your talents, your community and what you want people to know about you.

Reflect on what you want to tell people about learning disabilities.

Explore and connect with nature by completing this fun scavenger hunt.

Scottish Learning Disability Week is a great time to share your experience and call for change.

Let’s learn about inclusion! Find small and big cards to use as you wish.

Pledge cards can spark reflection and action in engaging ways. Try placing them on tables at Conversation Cafés, using them to kick off panel discussions, or pairing them with mindfulness...

Gather examples of all the things people with learning disabilities say is positive and where they feel included, valued and respected and equal. Ask yourself ‘If I want to pledge...

Sandy from Aberdeen shares his real-life experiences navigating public transport. From solo bus trips to passionate football flights, Sandy shows how accessible travel isn’t just about getting from A to...

Perfect for daily inspiration, self-care moments, or whenever you need a little kindness—from you, to you.

From Blue Peter Badges to Breaking Stigmas – Lindsay Kinloch shares her powerful journey of growing up with a learning disability, navigating education, and becoming a voice for change. Her...

I am here does not have one single emotion or meaning behind it. It means lots of things to different people. Take time to think about what it means to...

Aaron, a student and disabled rights campaigner from Livingston, shares his powerful journey through education—from being bullied and excluded in school to finding belonging, respect, and opportunity in college. Diagnosed...

Small acts of kindness are a big way to include someone. This Inclusion Bingo Board has 9 of them. Every time you complete an action cross it off your board.

Leeanne, a self-published author with a learning disability, transformed her passion for storytelling into a business with the support of key mentors and opportunities like the RSA Fellowship Award. Despite...

We want to see your unicorns! Share your colour Uno on social media using the hashtags #ScotLDWeek25 and #IAmHereScotland

John Gallon shares how social inclusion and community connection have transformed his life in a small rural town in Scotland. His story is a heartfelt reminder of why support, flexibility,...

We invite you to pause, breathe, and take a moment for yourself during this short mindfulness practice, led by Charlie McMillan.

Meet Fiona! From her first job as an admin assistant in 2003 to presenting at the World Down Syndrome Congress in Australia, and now thriving as a Training Mentor with...

John shares his frustrating experience of being denied an annual health check by an uninformed doctor. Often overlooked during appointments, especially when accompanied by support. John emphasises the need for...

These pledges are strong, heartfelt, and send a clear message. We are here. We are committed. We are proud.

Download printable posters to spread the word

“As a Lecturer in Learning Disability Nursing, I am committed to promoting inclusion, a key aim of Learning Disability Week.”

My work is dedicated to breaking down the barriers that people with learning disabilities experience, ensuring they have the support and opportunities they deserve. This is particularly true of health...

Use this template letter to request a local landmark or building to light up in support of Scottish Learning Disability Week (7–13 September 2026).

Rhoda MacLeod Head of Sandyford Sexual Health Services says “we wish to encourage more people living with a learning disability to attend and have a positive experience at our services...

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By Layla, Support Worker and Advocate. In the heart of Scotland’s summer celebrations

Find out more about Scottish Learning Disability week.

For Scottish Learning Disability Week, we wanted to share some of the hidden voices of people who are too often forgotten. Individuals who have been detained in hospital for many...

Show your support for Scottish Learning Disability Week with our free branding kit — including profile frames, social posts, and shareable templates.

“This year’s theme is ‘I am here’.  We’re pleased to show how our work helps shine a light on people with learning disabilities and support inclusion.”

This simple step-by-step guide helps you slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the present moment. Ideal for reducing stress and regaining focus.

“Scottish Learning Disability Week matters to us because it acts as a microphone for people with a learning disability to have their voices heard”

From education and employment to health and community inclusion, the numbers help tell the story—why awareness matters and where change is still needed.

“Learning Disability Week isn’t just about awareness, it’s about action. For us, this fight is personal. It’s about restoring dignity, protecting childhoods, and listening to the real stories behind the...

Sarah from Ellon shares her personal journey of friendship, connection, and the important role social media plays in her life as someone with a learning disability. Through honest reflections on...

Download Scottish Learning Disability Week’s 2026 Activity Pack in full. This year’s Activity Pack is full of ideas and activities to help you support engagement of people with learning disabilities...