Hull Children's Rights and Advocacy service

The purpose of this service is to support disabled children and young people, by working to promote their rights and creating opportunities for them to be heard and participate in decisions that affect their lives.

How does the service work?

The aim of the service is to promote the rights of disabled children and young people, facilitating their participation in the decision making processes. This ensures that they are supported and empowered to realise their aspirations and live in an inclusive community. 

The service provides an independent advocate to support the child or young person with an identified issue. Work is varied and includes some of the following:

 

• Building Self Esteem and Confidence Work
• Staying Positive
• Education and Training
• Short Breaks
• Bullying
• Relationship Skills
• Developing Social Communication Skills
• Developing Social & Emotional Communication Skills
• Emotional Literacy
• Sex and Relationships
• Sexual Health
• Sexuality
• Assertiveness
• Rights and Participation
• Responding Positively (Anger Management)
• Positive Body Image
• Diet and Nutrition
• Keeping Safe
• Health and Wellbeing
• Life Story Work
• Friendships
• Wishes and Feelings for LAC Reviews
• Aspiration for the Future
• Family Life & Relationships
• Access to Overnight Breaks
• Training & Education
• Art Therapy
• Support with Making a Complaint

Who is the service for?

The service is independent and is specifically for children and young people accessing short breaks, looked-after-children and those placed within independent settings. We can work with children from the age of eight up until the young person’s 19th birthday.

How much does it cost?

This service is free.

Availability:

Contact:

Phone: 01482 467540
Email: [email protected]