A Princethorpe woman is 'gravely concerned' at plans to axe services for people with learning difficulties across the county.
And Joy Yardley, whose son Jack is working as an apprentice because of WEST's help, is worried about what the future might hold for those who rely on it.
"The really key part of WEST's work is the rapport it achieves with the disabled. What will happen to these people in the future?
Joy said she received the information on Friday August 5, and was told there would be a meeting for people to voice their concerns on the following Monday. She thought that was too short-notice for many people to attend.
The council has told WEST's users that it will look for new ways to help them, including greater use of learning disability wellbeing hubs in the county, using Job Centre Plus or charities like Scope and Mencap.
Cllr Jose Compton, portfolio holder for adult social care, said: "Sometimes, very difficult decisions have to be taken in order for the authority to deliver the savings that are required.
"This is one of those decisions that has not been taken lightly.
Anyone wishing to make express their views should visit askwarks.wordpress.com/2016/08/02/west-consultation by Friday, September 30.