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- GAIN has produced a 'models of provision and commissioning'
report following work with its A Stronger Voice advocacy partners.
You can read this report in the Personalisation section
below.
Resources
Advocacy
(general)
If
you are setting up a new advocacy service in Gateshead it is worth looking
below at the Gateshead Code of Practice and key documents produced by
Action for Advocacy. Do contact us if you
are thinking about setting up a service in Gateshead.
Gateshead
Code of Practice
Advocacy:
On Your Marks - developing a new advocacy service
Advocacy:
On Your Marks - templates and forms
Lost
in Translation: outcomes of advocacy services
Putting
advocacy in focus
Quality
standards for advocacy schemes
- This handy GAIN presentation (in PDF format) includes
guidance on how to make a referral and advocacy case studies. It is
also available as a PowerPoint presentation on request
A
short guide to advocacy
Autism
BME advocacy
Carers
- This guide has been written to help you think about
the types of help and support you may need as a carer
Gateshead
Carer's Guide
Dementia
- Challenging
methodology to develop a framework for supportive care
Down's
syndrome and dementia
- A manifesto
produced by an advocacy consortium,
including GAIN
Manifesto
for independent advocacy services in England and Wales
Depression
- Resources for older people with depression
Down
but not out
Interpreting
services
Independent
advocacy
Independent
mental health advocacy
- This report
finds wide variability in the commissioning of advocacy services, which
should be available as a right to all patients who are detained or treated
under the 2007 Mental Health Act
Independent
mental health advocacy report
Learning
disabilities - self advocacy
Legislation
- An outline
of the new safeguards from Skills for People and where to find more
information
Deprivation
of Liberties Safeguards
Non-instructed
advocacy
What do you
do when your partner and yourself have no reliable means of communication?
A number of advocacy organisations have developed non-instructed
advocacy practice which incorporates a number of approaches including:
rights-based; person-centred; watching brief and witness-observer.
A number of
advocacy organisations have developed policies and resources on non-instructed
advocacy and asist
is one of them.
The Scottish
Independent Advocacy Alliance has also developed guidelines
Personalisation
- GAIN's A Stronger Voice (ASV) project publishes resources
that support advocacy projects in service delivery and efficiency
ASV
- advocacy outcomes tool
ASV
- advocacy outcomes presentation
ASV
- local performance measures for advocacy
ASV
- models of provision and commissioning
ASV
- personalisation presentation
ASV
- role and value of advocacy in personalisation
ASV
outcomes framework - carers (of adults with a learning disability)
ASV outcomes framework
- dementia
ASV outcomes
framework - learning disabilities
ASV outcomes framework
- mental health
ASV outcomes framework
- older people
ASV outcomes
framework - physical disabilities
ASV outcomes
framework - visual impairment
- A series of nine factsheets produced by Gateshead Council
Employing
a personal assistant - for those on personal budgets
- Gateshead
LINk has produced a 'First Steps to Personalisation' leaflet and a personalisation
guide for adults with social care needs
First
steps to personalisation
Personalisation
guide
- Three leaflets
from the Social Care Institute for Excellence on the implications of
personalisation for nursing homes, personal assistants and those with
autistic spectrum conditions
Personalisation
at a glance
Qualifications
- This City & Guilds link provides details of the
new Level 3 Certificate in Independent Advocacy and the new Level 3
diploma in Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy
Nationally
accredited advocacy qualifications
Research
reports on advocacy
- This report
looks at the independence of the advice and advocacy sectors, concluding
they need to be free of public control
Rights
With Meaning - Baring Foundation report
Stroke
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