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How to Make a Referral

Anyone can make a referral to Advocacy Service Aberdeen.  We are able to work with people using health and social care services in Aberdeen.

If you would like to make a referral or have any questions about the service please call our main office on 01224 332314 or email us here.

Any of our staff are happy to help you make a referral and answer your questions.  We will ask you for a few personal details and what issue you require assistance with.  This will then be taken to a team meeting.  All information will be confidential within the service.

CLIENTS ARE ALLOCATED A WORKER BASED ON A PRIORITISATION PROCEDURE