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One to one advocacy. Where a volunteer advocate or staff member supports a disabled person to resolve their issues
Peer Advocacy. Where a disabled advocate supports another disabled person to resolve their issues
Self Advocacy. Where a disabled person resolves their own issues sometimes with the support of BAC staff.
Group Advocacy. Where a group of disabled people typically living or working in a care setting work together to improve the quality of their lives. You can find out more about our groups of people with learning disabilities at SUFYIB
Collective Advocacy. Where disabled people take action to promote and resolve an issue. You can find out about our involvement in collective advocacy at collective action
To find out more about these advocacy styles or to become a volunteer or peer advocate please contact us
