Seap Advocacy Uk Information

Seap (pronounced Sea-App) is an independent charity, in the top 3 of advocacy providers in the UK, pomoting social inclusion, equality and social justice. The organisation provides the very best support to vulnerable people in having their voices heard about the way they are cared for, in the services they receive and in decisions that are made about their lives. Current provision covers the South of England as far North as Gloucester and Essex, West to Cornwall and East to Kent. Services include Health Complaints/IMHA/IMCA/DoLS/Community Mental Health/Military and Care Homes Advocacy. Seap often partners with high quality, local service providers with the aim of maintaining a vibrant and diverse market of advocacy provision. We are willing to share our expertise and resources with other organisations that share our values. For further information about partnership opportunities contact: Liz Fenton, Strategic Services Development Manager liz.fenton@seap.org.uk All of our advocates are trained to the highest QIA standards by our award-winning advocacy training department. We are an accredited City and Guilds assessment centre and can offer training to organisations around the UK. If you would like to undertake the highest quality advocacy training and for further information about Seap Advocacy Training contact: Val Ford, Learning & Development Manager, val.ford@seap.org.uk or call 0330 4409000 (and ask for Seap training). Our CEO, Marie Casey is available for media comment on issues affecting discrimination, health complaints and mental health. For interviews with Marie and all media enquiries contact Aoife Murphy: aoife.murphy@seap.org.uk or call 03304409000 If you are interested in volunteering for Seap we would love to hear from you! Call our contact centre on 0330 4409000.