Advocacy
Advocacy means getting support from another person to help you express your views and wishes, and help you stand up for your rights. An advocate will represent their clients interests and help them obtain the services they need. Here are some services in Highland you can contact if you feel an Advocacy service could help you.
Useful Websites
Partners in Advocacy Website
A service for Adult Carers (18+) who live in Highland, within the boundaries of Highland Council area.
carers@partnersinadvocacy.org.uk
or call 07458 048 827 / 01463 513633
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Advocacy Highland Website
Giving a voice to anyone aged over the age of 16 in Highland with mental ill health, learning difficulties, autism, dementia or personality disorders by listening and speaking up for them
or call 01463 233460
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My Rights, My Say Website
Advocacy service for children & young people aged 12-15 yrs with additional support needs, to have a say in their education and be more involved in decisions that affect them
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Who Cares Scotland
Who Cares Scotland provide advocacy to Care Experienced Children & young people
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VoiceAbility
VoiceAbility – If you identify as disabled, VoiceAbility will help you apply to Social Security Scotland for the benefits you’re entitled to
Call 0300 303 1660
On Your Side
Caithness based advocacy service for 11-16 year olds to have someone on their side making sure their voice is heard.
lindsay@advocacy-highland.org.uk
or call 07884 602 848