People with learning disabilities experience higher rates of severe mental health problems, dementia, anxiety and depression than the general population. Mencap have identified that learning disabled people spend less than 1-hour/day outside their home. 93% of those interviewed by the Foundation for People with Learning disabilities in 2012 said they felt lonely and isolated. The pandemic has exacerbated these issues. Many have additional long-term health conditions and are extremely vulnerable. They have become lonely, inactive and bored at home, and social and communication skills have deteriorated. Most day services are still operating a reduced service, and no external organisations can visit to provide additional activities (eg sport or music). Learning disabled people are not fully benefiting from the increased freedoms experienced by the rest of the population and are in danger of being further excluded. Our huge programme of online activities has been a lifeline for so many– keeping them engaged, connected and having fun.