The Advocacy Process

  1. Your advocate will have received a referral form and will have checked that you are eligible to use this service.

  2. The advocate will then arrange to meet with you and go through this Users Guide.

  3. If you wish to use the service your advocate will then interview you to find out the details of your concerns, what level of advocacy you require and draw up a plan of action (Your Advocacy Plan).

  4. You will be asked to sign:

Consent to Act Form, so that the advocate can represent you and access information on your behalf,

and

A Service Agreement Form, which states that you accept the conditions under which the service will be delivered to you

  1. Your advocate will then work to the agreed advocacy plan, keeping you informed at all times about any progress. If required the plan can be changed at any time but only on agreement between you and your advocate. The plan will outline the case closure process.

To download a copy our User Guide click here. If you cannot open the Users Guide, please click on the icon below.

What is Advocacy?
What an Advocate can do
Advocacy is not
What an Advocate cannot do
The Advocacy Process
How to make a Referral
Advocate Contact Details

 

Contact Info:

West Limerick Independent Living Ltd.
Enterprise Centre,
Sheehan's Road,
Newcastle West,
Co. Limerick,
Ireland.
Tel: 069 77320
Fax: 069 78010
Email:
info@limerickcil.com

 

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