Action for AdvocacyRead more
Carers UK Advocacy Guide: Being HeardRead more
Independent advocacy for adults with a learning disability, vulnerable adults and older people.Read more
CDC's Network 81 give practical advice and advocacy via their helpline on any education/school issue, provide training courses for parents, which cover SEN and Disability laws and guidelines and campaign through meeting with many groups for properly resourced educationRead more
Working to encourage integration and equality between deaf and hearing people in all areas of life. deafPLUS provide a range of services from advocacy to employment, equipment to information and advice.Read more
deafPLUS provides a range of services to support deaf carers including employment and traning support, an advisory service, demonstration of assistive equipment, advocacy, support in benefit claims and accessing help at home and respite breaksRead more
Family Support Centre Harbourage UK is an organisation to support the Polish community in dealing with British social services.Read more
A local health consumer rights group to improve local health and social care servicesRead more
Independent Parental Special Education Advice. Registered charity improving education for children with SEN/Disability by giving parents free legally-based adviceRead more
Advice and help for EU to UK integrationRead more
Free and confidential information, advice, counselling, support and advocacy for young people below the age of 26.Read more
Centrum Pomocy odzinie PRZYSTAŃ UK jest organizacją, która powstała w celu wsparcia polskiej społeczności na Wyspach BrytyjskichRead more
Southampton Advice & Representation Centre give support with welfare benefits law and employment law and all forms of discriminationRead more
Support for Southampton residents with welfare benefits law and employment lawRead more
SeAP work across the south of England to help people using health and care services get their voice heard.Read more
SOS!SEN is a national charity aiming to empower parents and carers of children with SEN to tackle successfully themselves the difficulties they face when battling for their children’s rights.Read more