🌟 Advocacy
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Advocacy means speaking up and helping people have their voice heard.
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Advocates support people to get rights, services, and fair treatment.
Types of Advocacy:
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Self-Advocacy – people speak up for themselves.
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Peer Advocacy – someone with similar experiences gives support.
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Professional Advocacy – trained advocates help with services, rights, and problems.
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Community Advocacy – groups of people campaign together for change.
Examples:
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Helping someone apply for benefits.
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Supporting people in education.
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Speaking up for people in healthcare or mental health services.
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Helping someone find a career or training.
💬 Counselling
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Counselling means talking to a trained person about feelings and problems.
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It helps people cope with stress, anxiety, and mental health challenges.
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Counselling gives people a safe, private place to talk.
Examples:
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Talking about mental health worries.
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Getting help with family or relationship problems.
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Support after a big life change (like loss, moving, or job change).
🤝 Mentoring
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Mentoring means building a long-term supportive relationship.
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A mentor is a role model who helps someone learn and grow.
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Mentors help with confidence, goals, and life skills.
Examples:
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Helping someone with education.
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Giving advice about careers or work.
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Supporting someone with day-to-day challenges.
Quiz Questions
Advocacy
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What does advocacy mean?
a) Staying quiet
b) Speaking up and helping people be heard
c) Ignoring problems -
Which is a type of advocacy?
a) Peer Advocacy
b) Cooking Club
c) Sports Coaching -
Which of these is an example of advocacy?
a) Helping with benefits
b) Watching TV
c) Going shopping
Counselling
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What is counselling about?
a) Talking to a trained person about feelings and problems
b) Cooking dinner
c) Learning maths -
Where does counselling take place?
a) A safe and private place
b) At the cinema
c) At the supermarket
Mentoring
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What is a mentor?
a) A role model who gives support and guidance
b) A shop assistant
c) A bus driver -
Which is an example of mentoring?
a) Helping someone with education or careers
b) Playing video games all day
c) Going to sleep early
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