Advocacy : 365 days a year
Paul Marshall, NDTi CEO, reflects on Advocacy Awareness Week 2019 and on the need for the Advocacy sector to come together and form a collective voice in order to effect change.
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Advocacy : The problem with not having any national data
Advocacy does not have a national database - why is this a problem? Kate Mercer explains...
Deaf Advocacy, Understanding Cultural Issues and Making Advocacy Accessible
Following his attendance at the Advocacy Conference Edward has created a Vlog discussing the important role deaf advocacy holds in the advocacy sector and outlines plans for developing it further.
Children and Young Person's Advocacy
Blackpool Advocacy Hub at Empowerment, have launched a new Children's Advocacy Service. They have collaborated with its service users to create a video around what they do and the impact they have had....
Advocates: Going the Extra Mile
A Video by Saboohi from The Advocacy Project discusses the impact of their work, going the extra mile to ensure all needs are met and how the use of technology can enable more people to be supported.
Safeguarding and Advocacy
The Advocacy Project have created two videos for Advocacy Awareness Week around safeguarding and the role it plays in the Advocacy sector.
The BIG ‘A’ versus the small ‘a’
A Blog written by Lindsey Martin from Advent Advocacy concerning the importance of being an independent advocate
Introducing Advocacy Awareness Week 2019
Gail Petty, NDTi’s Advocacy Lead introduces Advocacy Awareness Week 2019
Does Advocacy have Maximum Possible Impact?
A head-to-head discussion between Judith and Nicola from The Advocacy Project discussing “Does advocacy have maximum possible impact?”
The relationship between the advocate and the professional: adversaries, collaborators or partners?
An opinion piece by Nicola and Judith from The Advocacy Project on the fine balance Advocates face when maintaining independence and challenging decision makers.