Early Menopause - The Facts & Tips

This World Menopause Month, find out more about the early menopause, which affects 1 in 100 women.

Download our factsheet now below to find out more and read some helpful tips.

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CEO's Round Up; Advocacy Awareness Week 2019

Our CEO, Justine, discusses the theme of this year's Advocacy Awareness Week and how we may still have a long way to go when it comes to demonstrating impact.
Helping Ryan

Ryan was 16 and in the middle of his GCSEs when he was his removed from his mum’s home due to safety concerns; see how we helped support both Ryan and his mum.
Helping Jack

Jack’s life changed suddenly after a stroke; he had to move into a care home which left him with little freedom. See how we helped Jack get a little bit of his former life back.
Helping Lisa

We supported Lisa through a CHC assessment (continued care funding) after she was involved in a car accident and left with a brain injury.

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What is advocacy?

Advocacy is a service that helps people in our community to gain access to representation and support when they are vulnerable or in need of help.
Justice for LB Toolkit

The Justice for LB Toolkit gives people the tools they need to become more involved with their care and support.
Refer for an Advocate

Looking for a referral form? Click here to view all our referral forms and request an Independent Advocate.
Volunteer Opportunities

Our volunteers are an essential part of our team. We have a number of different volunteer roles across each of our project areas, and are always looking to welcome more.
Our Team

All of our team members at Advocacy Focus provide professional service combined with specialist skills. We offer friendly, accessible and high quality advocacy right across our team of dedicated staff, volunteers and trustees.
Rule 1.2 (3A) Representative

Advocates and advocacy providers have been identified as being best placed to undertake the role of a Rule 1.2 Representative, where family members or friends are not willing or able to do so.
Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA)

We provide a statutory service under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 which aims to empower and protect people who lack capacity to make decisions for themselves.
Independent Care Act Advocacy

Under the Care Act 2014, local authorities have a duty to provide independent advocacy for all adults and carers, as part of their own assessment, care planning and care reviews
Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA)

Practical support for those emotional distress – or with mental health issues – to make informed choices to represent themselves and access health or social care services
Download Literature

Your 'go-to' page for easy-to-access downloadable literature from the team at Advocacy Focus.

Donations in Action - Cathy's Donation

Cathy* was a service user who donated £100 to Advocacy Focus after she received high quality advocacy support during a health complaint. Click to read more. Read more