Age UK CoventryAdvocacy

What does it do?The advocacy department was established 12 years ago and, in that time, has helped well in excess of 2000 people with a diverse range of issues.
The advocacy service splits into 3 specific areas: General Advocacy, Hospital Advocacy and How we tackle elder abuse. Check the website for more details.

Who it is for:

The advocacy department within Age Concern Coventry is open to anyone living in Coventry aged 50+

Where it is available:

Local service covering: Coventry (West Midlands).

What it costs:

The service is free of charge

How to access or apply for it:

You can fill out a simple form online or ring 024 7663 4600

What to expect then:

Age Concern Coventry will get back in touch with you.

Additional information:

Advocacy is about being a person’s VOICE. By speaking up for, or acting on behalf of a person, advocacy gives people the support they need to take control of decisions that can affect their lives. It strives to redress inequality and tackle assumptions and prejudices. Its strength
is its independence from service providers as well as its ability to influence other bodies, especially in policy change.

Classification(s):

Casework, advocacy & support, Advocacy, Casework, Brokerage, Emotional support

Info last updated:

16/04/2011.
About the service provider:
Contact info:

Age UK Coventry: Alvyn Smith House, 7 Warwick Row, Coventry, West Midlands, CV1 1EX. (view on map)

Telephone: 024 7663 4600

http://www.ageconcerncoventry.org.uk/index.asp?pageid=52

Parent organisation:Age UK Coventry

Provider

Age UK Coventry