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A new report published on learning disability advocacy evidences both the benefits of investing in advocacy and also how funding for some types of advocacy has been cut in recent years.
The report, from the national specialist public health observatory for England summarises a national survey to obtain details of spend and activity of advocacy for people with learning disabilities along with detailed studies of a small number of specific projects.
Please find on the right a copy of the press release and copies of the reports.
For more information contact Sue Turner by:
Email: Sue Turner
Tel: 01225 789135
IHaL Learning Disability Advocacy Report - press release, June'12
Advocacy by and for adults with learning disabilities in England.
Having a voice. Advocacy for people with learning disabilities easy read.
Advocacy by and for adults with learning disabilities in England. Evidence into practice report no. 5
Having a voice. Advocacy for people with learning disabilities (easy read)
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