Welcome to Shropshire PCAS

A Shropshire-based free to use, 100% independent and confidential advocacy service.

Or to put it simply… we are here to help adults with any disability to maintain independence and improve their quality of life.
We’ll guide, support, and help protect vulnerable adults with disabilities with face to face support in their own homes.

PCAS - Here when you need us!

Contact us here to request our help.

Case Study
- Russ

I’m Russ. I’ve lived with epilepsy and benign essential tremor for most of my life.

However, I consider myself very fortunate because...

CASE STUDY - Deborah

Hi, my name is Deborah, and I’ve been a client of PCAS for almost 3 years.
Life brings many challenges, and we all live with them and cope with them as best we can. In my case...

Shropshire advocacy charity pulls in more than £100,000 to keep doors open – for now.

A Shropshire charity under threat of closure due to a funding crisis has received a reprieve thanks to an ongoing successful campaign that has raised over £100,000. Oswestry-based Shropshire PCAS (Peer Counselling ...
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Shropshire charity launches coffee mornings to combat loneliness

A Shropshire advocacy charity committed to supporting disabled and vulnerable people has launched a series of coffee and chat mornings aimed at combatting loneliness. Oswestry-based Shropshire PCAS (Shropshire Peer Counselling & Advocacy ...
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Shropshire charity which supports veterans signs the Armed Forces Covenant

One of Shropshire’s longest-standing support charities has signed up to a scheme which pledges to help serving and retired Armed Forces personnel and their families. Oswestry-based Shropshire PCAS (Person Centred Advocacy and ...
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Disabled people need our help, we have helped over 11,0000 people, help us to help them? We offer long term help and support for the most vulnerable people in society, we help any adult with any disability including people with multiple disabilities

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2 days ago
Shropshire PCAS

Our Business Development Manager, Tarrah Lewis, had a busy afternoon discovering agencies and services on behalf of our clients at Shropshire Business Festival at theTelford International Centre

Finding the right businesses and organisations to support our vulnerable and disabled clients on our doorstep here in Shropshire is so important so today's festival was the perfect place to do that. ThankShropshire Festivalsivals for putting on another epic event.

And Tarrah even managed to squeeze in an interview BBC Shropshireshire which will be aired throughout the day tomorrow, while also catching up with friends Lingen Davies Cancer SupportpportWenlock WaterWater
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Our Business Development Manager, Tarrah Lewis, had a busy afternoon discovering agencies and services on behalf of our clients at Shropshire Business Festival at theTelford International Centre

Finding the right businesses and organisations to support our vulnerable and disabled clients on our doorstep here in Shropshire is so important so todays festival was the perfect place to do that. Thanks to Shropshire Festivals for putting on another epic event.

And Tarrah even managed to squeeze in an interview with BBC Shropshire which will be aired throughout the day tomorrow, while also catching up with friends from Lingen Davies Cancer Support and Wenlock WaterImage attachment
2 days ago
Shropshire PCAS

We’re thrilled to receive a £19,000 core funding grant from Severn Trent to help fund our services for the next 12 months!

This will allow us to continue our work providing one to one advocacy to disabled and vulnerable people within their own homes across Shropshire.

You can learn more about #STCommunityFund grants at www.stwater.co.uk/communityfund and more about our work here shropshirepcas.co.uk/
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We’re thrilled to receive a £19,000 core funding grant from Severn Trent to help fund our services for the next 12 months!

This will allow us to continue our work providing one to one advocacy to disabled and vulnerable people within their own homes across Shropshire. 

You can learn more about #STCommunityFund grants at www.stwater.co.uk/communityfund and more about our work here https://shropshirepcas.co.uk/
3 days ago
Shropshire PCAS

Run in London, change lives in Shropshire. 🏃🏅

The London Marathon is one of the world’s most inspiring races, and in 2027, you could run it for our Oswestry based advocacy charity - Shropshire PCAS.

Every pound you raise will help provide free, independent advocacy to people facing safeguarding concerns, housing issues, mental health challenges and complex social care systems in your community.

If you are interested in running for us, we’d love to hear from you. Email [email protected] and tell us why you should be our lucky runner!
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Run in London, change lives in Shropshire. 🏃🏅

The London Marathon is one of the world’s most inspiring races, and in 2027, you could run it for our Oswestry based advocacy charity - Shropshire PCAS.

Every pound you raise will help provide free, independent advocacy to people facing safeguarding concerns, housing issues, mental health challenges and complex social care systems in your community.

If you are interested in running for us, we’d love to hear from you. Email tarrah.lewis@shropshirepcas.co.uk and tell us why you should be our lucky runner!

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I have emailed you 😊

Helen surely you can do this! 🤣

4 days ago
Shropshire PCAS

We always say our team members would do anything for our charity and our clients! But our wonderful Business Development Manager, Tarrah, is taking it to a new level - by walking over fire! 🔥🔥🔥

Tarrah will be walking over fire at Official Whittington Castle on March 28th from 4pm to 9pm to help us to keep our doors open a little while longer.

It's going to be a fun (maybe not for Tarrah!) family event with firelight, live music and a medieval atmosphere with archery and axe throwing and of course food and drink.

The money raised will help our vulnerable and disabled clients receive our free, independent advocacy in their own homes. Our clients are people who have no one else to stand with them when life’s challenges get complicated.

Your sponsorship helps keep our vital service running and makes a real difference to people’s lives. Please give what you can!

www.justgiving.com/page/tarrah-lewis-firewalk?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL&utm_campaign=020
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We always say our team members would do anything for our charity and our clients! But our wonderful Business Development Manager, Tarrah, is taking it to a new level - by walking over fire!  🔥🔥🔥

Tarrah will be walking over fire at Official Whittington Castle on March 28th from 4pm to 9pm to help us to keep our doors open a little while longer.

Its going to be a fun (maybe not for Tarrah!) family event with firelight, live music and a medieval atmosphere with archery and axe throwing and of course food and drink.

The money raised will help our vulnerable and disabled clients receive our free, independent advocacy in their own homes. Our clients are people who have no one else to stand with them when life’s challenges get complicated. 

Your sponsorship helps keep our vital service running and makes a real difference to people’s lives. Please give what you can!

https://www.justgiving.com/page/tarrah-lewis-firewalk?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL&utm_campaign=020Image attachment

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You are mad Tarrah but good luck!

5 days ago
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What is the role of an advocate at Shropshire PCAS?

Well... how long have you got? We give them a voice and that voice comes in so many different ways.

Our deputy manager and independent advocate, Glenda, helped a client get his lifeline back - his assistive technology doorbell.

Glenda said: "This is a gentleman who is hard of hearing and his assistive technology doorbell had stopped working. I contacted Shropshire Council to visit him to replace it, as it is such a lifeline to him.
"The unit lights up when someone rings the doorbell, and attracts his attention – otherwise, he misses people."

One phone call to the right people seems a simple task but for our clients it might be considered impossible.
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What is the role of an advocate at Shropshire PCAS?

Well... how long have you got? We give them a voice and that voice comes in so many different ways.

Our deputy manager and independent advocate, Glenda, helped a client get his lifeline back - his assistive technology doorbell. 

Glenda said: This is a gentleman who is hard of hearing and his assistive technology doorbell had stopped working. I contacted Shropshire Council to visit him to replace it, as it is such a lifeline to him. 
The unit lights up when someone rings the doorbell, and attracts his attention – otherwise, he misses people.

One phone call to the right people seems a simple task but for our clients it might be considered impossible.

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Thanks Jennifer.

Well done 👏 xx

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We are pleased to once again be awarded the Advocacy QPM Award for the service we provide.

If you would like to learn more about the QPM Click Here

We are pleased to be awarded the Charity Excellence Framework Performance Mark for the service we provide.

If you would like to learn more about the CEF Performance Mark Click Here

Here when you need us

Call: 01691 658 008 | email: [email protected]

Registered office:
Suite 1, The Willow Tree, Willow Street,
Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1AJ

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