Disabled adults and older people living in East Renfrewshire
People aged 65 and over living in Glasgow
People aged 65 and over living in South Lanarkshire
| Text Size |
The Advocacy Project enables vulnerable people to have a voice on the issues that are important to them. The Advocacy Project (Scotland) is committed to working as part of the "see me...." campaign to challenge the stigma associated with mental ill-health, and to eliminate the discrimination experienced by people with mental health problems. We provide independent advocacy across Glasgow, North Lanarkshire, South Lanarkshire and East Renfrewshire, scroll down the page and click on the icons for more details:
|
Disabled adults and older people living in East Renfrewshire |
People aged 65 and over living in Glasgow |
People aged 65 and over living in South Lanarkshire
|
|
People protected by adult protection legislation living in Glasgow |
People with mental health issues living in South Lanarkshire |
People with learning disabilities, physical disabilites and mental health issues living in the East End of Glasgow |
People with learning disabilities living in North Lanarkshire |
People with learning and physical disabilities living in Rutherglen and Cambuslang |
Patients with a physical disability in the Southern General or accessing Physical Disability Teams across Greater Glasgow |
On this site you can :
- get help from The Advocacy Project - make a referral to us for someone else - become a volunteer advocate - find out about advocacy and training that we provide |
