What advocacy is provided in each area
Partners in Advocacy provides short-term, citizen advocacy and self-advocacy groups to adults, young people and children with additional support needs – but what is available in each area differs.
Click here to view a map showing the type of advocacy available by area.
Edinburgh
- adults with a learning disability (short-term advocacy)
- adults with a physical disability (short-term advocacy)
- older people (short-term advocacy)
- children 0-18 with physical disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- children and young people (group advocacy)
- older people (group advocacy)
- people with learning disabilities (group advocacy)
- The Inclusion Group
- adults with learning disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- children 0-8 with physical disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- Smart-Talk Advocacy Group
- adults with learning disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- children 0-8 with physical disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- children 0-8 with physical disabilities (short-term advocacy)
- children and young people with additional support needs (short-term advocacy)
- children and young people with mental health difficulties (short-term advocacy)
- Young People's Advisory Group
- children and young people (short-term advocacy)
- children and young people with additional support needs (short-term advocacy)
- adults with additional support needs (citizen advocacy)
- older people (citizen advocacy)
- children and young people (self advocacy group)
- Local Action Group
- Coordination of National Children's and Young People's Advocacy
- Worker's Network
East Lothian
Contact details for East Lothian
Midlothian
Contact details for Midlothian
West Lothian
Contact details for West Lothian
Glasgow
East Renfrewshire
Contact details for East Renfrewshire