Advocacy supports people to have their say and get their views heard.
Advocates are people who can speak up for you if you cant speak up for yourself.
Advocates will talk to you and find out more about how you feel and what you want.
Supporting patients and their carers wishing to pursue a complaint about their NHS treatment or care.
Registered charity providing independent advocacy to vulnerable adults, including adults with learning difficulties, mental health needs, personality disorder and sensory impairment.
Integritas Advocacy is a Community Interest (not-for-profit) Company that seeks to promote the dignity, self-determination, legal and human rights of individuals. We are run by local professionals committed to working in partnership in order to meet the diverse needs of our communities.
At some time we all need support and representation, someone to be our voice.
The service offers support to older people , aged 65 years, living in our local communities and Residential or Nursing Homes.
The service is free, confidential and independent.
The Service Provides:
If you are worried about any aspects of your care
If you need support in making a complaint
If you are a relative, carer or friend of an older person living in a home and you are worried about them or their care you may wish to contact us.
Contact is also welcomed from care home staff, social workers and other professionals who feel an older person may be in need of independent support or advocacy.
At some time we all need support and representation, someone to be our voice.
The service offers support to older people , aged 65 years, living in our local communities and Residential or Nursing Homes.
The service is free, confidential and independent.
The Service Provides:
If you are worried about any aspects of your care
If you need support in making a complaint
If you are a relative, carer or friend of an older person living in a home and you are worried about them or their care you may wish to contact us.
Contact is also welcomed from care home staff, social workers and other professionals who feel an older person may be in need of independent support or advocacy.
Access to Information and Advocacy services across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Our skilled and trained advocates work with individuals who need advocacy support to enable them to have their voices heard, to ensure their wishes are respected and their rights are upheld.
This service is available to people aged 18 or over who live in Nottingham or Nottinghamshire.
A user-led organisation of adults with physical and/or sensory impairment aged between 18 and 65, living in the City of Nottingham and surrounding areas (including the boroughs of Broxtowe, Gedling and Rushcliffe). Offers free, one-to-one advocacy and promotes self advocacy (speaking up for oneself) to increase disabled people's access to information, services, choices, rights and to increase independence.