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What are the different types of advocacy?

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What are the different types of advocacy?

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Self- advocacy
Group advocacy
Non - instructed advocacy
Peer advocacy
Citizen advocacy
Professional advocacy

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Self-advocacy

Group advocacy

Non-instructed advocacy

Peer advocacy

Citizen advocacy

Professional advocacy.

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Friends

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Family

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Group advocacy
Peer advocacy
Citizen advocacy
Professional advocacy

Anyone can be an advocate.
Family members, carer , friend or you can use a Professional agency

The role of an advocate is to
Offer impartial advice and support individuals to have a voice and be heard, and also give them the tools to make informed decisions about their own care

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Advocates may find it difficult to understand the service users wishes

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Carers

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Self advocacy

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There are many types of advocacy, self advocacy, group advocacy, peer advocacy  professional advocy

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There are many types of advocacy, self advocacy, group advocacy, peer advocacy  professional advocy

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System advocacy

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Self advocacy, group advocacy, professional advocacy, system advocacy, citizen advocacy

Who can be advocates
Family, friends, carers, someone you trust

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The role of an advocate is to offer independent support to those who feel they are not being heard and to ensure they are taken seriously and that their rights are respected. An advocate does no represent their own views but amplifies that of the person they are supporting.