In this issue, we detail the different activities our self-advocacy groups have been involved with, including the Positive Voices Conference in Birmingham.
We currently run self-advocacy groups in Bromley, Bexley and Sutton. Advocacy empowers vulnerable people, including
those with Learning Disabilities (LD) and also Autism Spectrum Conditions (ASC)to have bigger voices & better lives.
Our vision is to support the many vulnerable people who do not have a voice; Our clients are often isolated, face barriers to inclusion, are unable to access services, social and employment opportunities, suffer from poor mental & physical health & can experience abuse in a
variety of forms.
We believe this is a human rights issue,
and our approach is person centred, empowering and professional, providing quality services that are wholly inclusive. We are passionate about enabling our clients to speak up.
