Advocacy During Covid-19 and Beyond
The pandemic affects all of us, our family, social and working lives, and our liberty. This is especially so for people who need care and support and for carers. Covid-19 has impacted people’s well-being and made it harder for people to get essential support. Independent advocacy plays a critical role in addressing this and supporting people’s human rights.
ADASS has worked in partnership with representatives of advocacy agencies and the wider health and social care sector to develop a new paper that provides background about advocacy and outlines 6 sets of actions which leaders, commissioners, and managers in local authorities can take to better use the potential of advocacy at this critical time and into the future.
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