RAD advocacy service in Norfolk
The Royal Association for Deaf People (RAD) is currently working on a new service that aims to reach out to the deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind community to engage with its new advocacy service. This service will deliver statutory advocacy to deaf people in Norfolk, such as independent mental capacity advocacy, relevant person paid representative, independent Care Act advocacy and NHS Complaints. It's a new service that they're promoting to all deaf and hard of hearing individuals living in Norfolk. It is also a free service.
More information can be found on their website royaldeaf.org.uk/advocacy/
A drop-in session is also being offered, based at Deaf Connexions, Norwich, where statutory advocacy (only) will be provided.
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