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Since becoming a self-advocate, I have grown in confidence and use my voice to help others. I am speaking on behalf of people that also have learning disabilities.
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VoiceAbility’s Toby Morrison has spoken about how he’s found his calling working as an independent advocate.
We’ve launched a free monthly event, focusing on improving accessibility at Southwark clubs for children and young people with SEND.
The Department of Health and Social Care asked VoiceAbility to examine the advocacy needs of voluntary patients in mental health hospitals.
Our advocates have been providing a wide range of services since the launch of the contract with Manchester City Council in October 2023.
CEO Jonathan Senker reflects on how we’re rewarded for the efforts we put in, not the changes we empower people to make in their lives.
Research finds people struggle to share experiences of health and social care, with VoiceAbility backing the Share for Better Care campaign.
Every year we support over 37,000 people to be heard.
people helped through individual advocacy or peer support this year
is our average response time, on the phone or webchat
of people met their advocate face to face
We work with over 26,000 people in local communities every year.
What we believe.
We speak out in support of everyone’s right to a voice.