In 2005, Advocacy Network - Leeds published
Good Practice in Advocacy - The Leeds Standards.
 


The Standards consist of a set of expectations
relating to key themes in advocacy and a set of
ways in which groups may wish to demonstrate
how they meet those expectations.



The pack
The Good Practice in Advocacy - The Leeds Standards pack
is available free to groups within Leeds and at a small charge
to other groups, it contains;

A copy of Good Practice in Advocacy  -The Leeds Standards
A 'What is an advocate's role?' leaflet
A 'What is advocacy?' leaflet
A 'What to expect from advocacy services' poster
The 'That's what I like about advocacy!' DVD*
(*additional cost outside Leeds) 

For copies of the pack or any of our material please complete our
order form.

Poster

The poster aims to provide an introduction to the key concepts in advocacy for people coming to advocacy services.

It may also be seen as an entry point to our Standards.

'We believe that the best way to ensure that a service stays
true to its aims and ideals is to tell the client/partner what they
should expect.' - The Leeds Standards

Leaflets 

What is advocacy?
- a leaflet designed for people who may  come to an advocacy service. 
  It gives a  brief introduction into:
- what advocacy is
- how it works and
- when people make use of advocacy.