Circles Network Advocacy England delivers a free, independent service by providing information and advocacy via telephone, email or video call, drop-in meetings within community resources and home visits or suitable public settings.
Our Independent Advocacy and Empowerment Project, is situated in the South of England, with a nationwide reach it is a vital initiative committed to delivering essential advocacy services. The project focuses on empowering and supporting vulnerable individuals, ensuring their voices are heard, and their rights upheld in various care settings.â¨
The project team comprises of highly skilled and experienced advocates trained in health, social care, and education settings. Possessing qualiďŹcations as an Independent Mental Health Advocate and a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and Counselling Studies, our main advocate brings a wealth of expertise to their role.
Currently, the project serves individuals eligible for services in the Frimley and Berkshire NHS locality and the Frimley and Berkshire ICB fund. Should others wish these services are open for spot purchase up and down England.
We support anyone over the age of 16 and is experiencing one or more of the following.
To have a say in, and about, the services they receive.
We are inclusive in our approach and support people from all backgrounds, assisting those protected under the Mental Health Act, people who are subject to interventions under the Adults with Incapacity Act and the Adult Support and Protection Act,
carers, parents, people in refuge and people who are homeless or experiencing issues related to alcohol or drug dependency.
The support we give can cover a range of challenges from small, day-today issues, such as paying bills or making telephone calls, to signiďŹcant quality of life scenarios – which we believe early intervention could help to avoid.
We work to ensure each person’s unique needs are addressed with empathy and professionalism. Often the work we do, serves as a vital link between individuals and the relevant authorities, where advocacy facilitates communication and the development of positive outcomes.â¨
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Opening Hours
Monday to Friday
9am â 5pm
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