A new round of Having Good Relationships training will run from February to March 2026, supporting people with learning disabilities from Leeds to explore relationships in a safe, supportive and practical way.
Delivered over four weekly sessions, the training creates space to talk openly about relationships, dating, consent and what to do when things feel difficult. The sessions are designed to be accessible and supportive, with the option for participants to attend with support if they need it.
The programme begins on Thursday 19 February 2026 and runs weekly until 12 March, with each session taking place from 1pm to 3pm.
Session 1 – Getting Ready
Thursday 19 February
The first session looks at what makes a good relationship and explores what consent means, helping participants build confidence and understanding from the start.
Session 2 – Dating
Thursday 26 February
This session focuses on dating, including where people can meet others, how to make online dating safer, and what to do on a date.
Session 3 – Keeping Your Relationship Going
Thursday 5 March
Participants will look at how to maintain relationships, the support they might need, how to stay safe and what it means to be a good partner.
Session 4 – If Things Go Wrong
Thursday 12 March
The final session explores what can happen when relationships don’t work out and talks through the feelings people might experience when a relationship ends.
The training will take place at Office 45, Sugar Mill Business Park, Oakhurst Avenue, Leeds, LS11 7HL.
To book a place, email [email protected] or call 0113 270 3233. Please let the organisers know if you will be bringing support.
A flyer for the training is also available to download.
For more information, visit the website.
