WebNon-instructed advocacy Non-instructed advocacy happens when a person who needs an independent advocate cannot express their wishes to the advocate. This can happen where the person has complex communication issues or has a long term illness or disability that prevents them from being able to state their needs and wishes. http://www.theadvocacyproject.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/SIAA_Non-Instructed_Advocacy_Guidelines.pdf

What We Do The Advocacy Project

WebIs there a role for an advocate here? YES in these circumstances an advocate can work according to Non-instructed advocacy principles, following a flexible and tailored approach using a range of models. Some examples of the things advocates will look at are: Is there an advance statement? Are there any known wishes of the client? WebNon-Instructed Advocacy Where a child or young person is unable to give instructions due to their age and stage of development, complex communication needs, long term illness … robert graysmith

Independent Advocacy

Webindividual cannot instruct an advocate for any of the above reasons. Non-instructed advocacy can be utilized in these circumstances. Obligations to provide or direct to advocacy are mandated differently in Scotland than in England and Wales (SIAA, 2009). WebThis guide has been updated to reflect key changes to the Mental Health Act implemented on 30 June 2024. This version replaces the previous 2015 version. Contents ... WebSIAA (2009) Non Instructed Advocacy Guidelines: A companion to the Code of Practice of Independent Advocacy SIAA (2010) Independent advocacy: An evaluation framework , Edinburgh: SIAA Scottish Government (2009) Limited review of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act, 2003: Report as presented to Scottish Ministers , March 2009 robert graysmith arthur leigh allen