United Response
Welcome
United Response is a national charity that works with people with learning disabilities or mental health needs – including some of the most vulnerable people in our society. We provide everything from 24 hour care to a few hours of support a week. Our support is always designed around each person’s needs and preferences because we know one size does not fit all.
We are a top 100 charity, supporting more than 1,500 people throughout the UK at any one time. We employ more than 2,000 staff.
Our mission is to support people with learning disabilities or mental health needs to take control of their lives. We design our care and support around each person and work with them to achieve real inclusion, independence and citizenship for all.
We are working towards a society where people with learning disabilities or mental health needs are treated equally and have access to the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.
United Response was founded in 1973 by chief executive Su Sayer.
Latest Press Releases
- Disabled people must not be overlooked in social care debate
- UR in the Picture exhibition
- With elections on the horizon, new website aims to make votes count for people with learning disabilities
- Budget Statement: United Response urges Chancellor to address funding shortfall for people with learning disabilities
- Every Vote Counts! - New resource helps people with learning disabilities to become politically engaged
- Queen's Speech response: Welfare reform must deliver for disabled people
- Learning Disability Coalition highlights further cost pressures on councils
- Getta Life Gotta Life – Gloucestershire summit to highlight the extraordinary achievements of people with learning disabilities
- Action needed to highlight people with learning disabilities to the NHS
- “Much has been achieved, but still a long way to go”

