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The Learning Disability Service provides a Single Point of Access Team that accepts referrals by telephone, fax, letter, or email for specialist learning disability health services in Birmingham. The contact numbers for the team are changing on June 18th, 2013, with the new telephone number being 0121 466 3950 and the new fax number being 0121 466 3921. The team is located at The Greenfields, 30 Brookfield Road, Kings Norton, Birmingham, B30 3QY.
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- 1. Learning Disability Service The Single Point of Access Team PLEASE NOTE: our contact numbers will be changing from 18th June 2013 This team accepts referrals over the telephone, by fax, by letter or email for the Specialist Learning Disability Health Services in Birmingham Telephone: 0121 466 3950 Fax: 0121 466 3921 SPA The Greenfields 30 Brookfield Road Kings Norton Birmingham B30 3QY BCHNT.ldreferrals@nhs.net