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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.
We support people to be heard in decisions about their health, care and wellbeing.
We’re an independent charity and one of the UK’s largest providers of advocacy and involvement services.
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Our impact
Every year we support over 26,000 people to be heard.
26,157
people helped through individual advocacy or peer support this year
31 seconds
is our average response time, on the phone or webchat
73%
of people met their advocate face to face
Our impact
We work with over 26,000 people in local communities every year.
Our vision and values
What we believe.
What we think: shaping policy
We speak out in support of everyone’s right to a voice.