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Do you feel that you are not being listened to?

Do you want support to find out about your rights and make decisions?

We're on your side - we are here to listen, to help you be heard and secure your rights

A member of of Advocacy team chats with a client

Our award-winning service is independent, free and confidential. We can help with things like understanding your rights, getting the health, housing and social care services you need, dealing with letters and phone calls, and supporting you to keep safe from abuse.

Get Started: You can use our Advocacy Service by filling in this form.

If you would like to talk to someone about your advocacy needs, contact us by:

Email: advocacy@connectedvoice.org.uk

Telephone: 0191 235 7013

Post: One Strawberry Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4BX

"You have supported me, listened to me, helped me understand my problems and stood beside me when I needed someone.

How will an Advocate help?

Here's how an Advocate can help and what to expect when you make a referral to our service for you or someone you know.

Use our Advocacy Services

How to make a referral to all our advocacy services for yourself or someone else

About Connected Voice Advocacy

We have been providing award-winning Independent Advocacy since 1995 to people who need help to get their voices heard and rights upheld.

Health and Social Care Advocacy

Health and Social Care Advocacy supports people with various health and social care needs.

Statutory Advocacy

Sometimes you have a legal right to advocacy support, called 'statutory advocacy'. It includes support for people under the Mental Health Act, Mental Capacity Act and Care Act.

Hate Crime Advocacy

Have you experienced hate crime or been targeted because of your race, religion, sexual orientation, disability or transgender identity?

Help Through Crisis

Help Through Crisis works with anyone living in Newcastle who is experiencing crisis and hardship.

Bespoke Advocacy Contracts

We aim to support people whenever we can so we arrange one-off contracts for anyone who falls outside our other project criteria.

Strategic Advocacy

Our Advocacy work extends beyond supporting individual people. Here's how we campaign and influence policies and services at a regional and national level

DIY Advocate

DIY Advocate® is your online tool to help you organise a problem step by step, think about your options, make decisions, get more information and make an action plan.

Service User Hub

This section is especially for people who use our services. Find lots of information about advocacy and useful resources to help you advocate for yourself.

Self-Advocacy and the "Know Your Rights" Training

Self-advocacy means speaking up for yourself so your needs are understood and respected. It helps you take control of your life, especially in areas like health care, housing, and social care. The UK's Advocacy Charter says everyone has the right to be listened to, involved in decisions, and treated with equality and respect.