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Learn about advocacy, including what advocates do, who can be an advocate and whether you have a legal right to an advocate. Advocacy and mental health An advocate can help you express your views and wishes, and stand up for your rights. In some situations, you're entitled to an advocate by law. In others, you can choose to. Learn self-advocacy skills. Some organisations run training sessions and workshops to help you learn new skills to support yourself. For example, MindOut's self-advocacy workshops. Rethink Mental. Some organisations that offer advocacy will follow an advocacy charter. This sets out the main principles they work to. For example, being independent and keeping your information confidential. And having. Find out how advocacy works in social care, and whether you're entitled to a social care advocate in England or Wales.
Find local Mind services where you live. We might offer local talking therapies, crisis helplines, drop-in centres, employment schemes and befriending.
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