This page contains the main leaflets and directories available from Social Care and Health Services. These should be available in all One Stop Centres and Social Services offices, and also in libraries and some health centres.

Electronic copies are available on this page.

Leaflets:

• Social Care and Health Services
  This leaflet gives an overview of the sort of services available in Leeds.
  
  
• Children and Families
  A basic leaflet that gives an overview of services for children and families. 
  
  
• How Are You Feeling? (mental health leaflet)
  Gives an overview of mental health services in Leeds.
  
  
• Complaints and Complime nts
  There are different versions of this leaflet, including versions for: adults, adults with learning disabilities, and children.
  
  
• Adult Social Care Complaints - Annual Report 2006-2007
  Performance and data for the Complaints team
  
  
• Explaining Assessments
  There are versions of this leaflet for parents and children. There are also translated leaflets in Bengali, Cantonese, Punjabi, Tigrinya and Urdu.

Directories:

• The New A to Z of Health and Social Care Information in Leeds
  Mini directory for older and disabled people.
  
  
• Directory of Information on Services for Blind and Partially Sighted People in Leeds
  A directory created in partnership with Shire View Leeds Centre for Visually Impaired People and the RNIB. Available in other formats including large print and on CD.
  
  
• The Family Hub
  The information service for parents, carers, children and young people.
  You can request a copy of the directory or browse information on the Family Hub website - the link is on this page
  
  
• Choices for Carers
  Overview of services for carers.
  
  
• Care Services Directory
  Information and advice on care options in Leeds, and listings of care providers.
  
  
• Mental Health - The Quick Guide
  Mini directory for the public. There is also a lot of useful information on the Information for mental health website. This leaflet will be available online soon - in the meantime, visit the Information for Mental Health  website.
  
  
• Through the Maze (for people with learning disabilities)
  A large format directory of all services for people with learning disabilities (published 2002). This is now out of print but you can get up-to-date details from their website from the link on this page.
  

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