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Advocacy Service Aberdeen

Advocacy Service Aberdeen is an independent advocacy service for people who live in Aberdeen.  We work with people using health and social work services.  Everyone in Scotland who has a mental disorder (including learning disability) has a legal right to an independent advocate.

Do you...
...sometimes find it hard to say what you mean when talking to health or social work staff?

Do you...
...sometimes find it difficult to take in everything they say to you?

We can...
...help you speak up for what you want and make sure your views are heard.

We can...
...help you work out what choices you have and explore options with you.

We are a free and confidential service.