Advocacy Partners Speaking Up support and empower people to have a voice that counts.
What we do
Advocacy Partners Speaking Up provides advocacy services, self advocacy based projects and resources for people with learning difficulties, mental health issues and physical disabilities.
Advocacy Partners Speaking Up’s purpose is to enable people who face disadvantage or discrimination to have a voice that counts. We enable people to live life to the full and to have rights that are respected.
We provide independent and flexible services that are tailored to the needs of each person and are working to create positive social change by communicating the views of people who use our services.
Latest news
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New service to give a ‘Total Voice’ to Northamptonshire
3rd August 2010
A new service has been awarded in Northamptonshire, to deliver advocacy across the area. The new service, called ‘Total Voice’ will support carers and disabled people to help them speak up for themselves through crucial times in their lives.
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Young people needed to change disability stereotypes!
27th July 2010
Our Integrate project is looking for volunteers aged 16-25 with and without disabilities in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
What's new
As of April 1st 2010, Speaking Up merged with leading advocacy organisation Advocacy Partners. We are now called Advocacy Partners Speaking Up until a new, combined, name is chosen later in the year. Watch this space for details!
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