PCAS Shropshire – PCAS Shropshire

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...

Please note we are temporarily unable to accept new referrals due to the number of people awaiting help.

Covid-19 Update.

We have now resumed normal service where possible.

With the protection of our staff and clients as the most critical task at hand.

If you have a visit from one of our advocates scheduled and have any symptoms of COVID-19, please inform us immediately.

A 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.
PCAS - Here when you need us.

FEELING THE LOVE…

By PCAS | Feb 27, 2020

We are delighted that Richard Burbidge and their sister company Atkinson & Kirby have selected PCAS as their nominated community and charity partner for 2020. Ffion Hughes from their Marketing team explains:

PCAS CELEBRATING 25 YEARS

By PCAS | Feb 27, 2020

The charity was founded in 1995 by the Shropshire Disability Consortium, providing a community based independent advocacy service for people with any disability, over the age of 18, in Shropshire & Telford & Wrekin. Our team of advocates help people with disability deal with isolation.

WE NEED YOU!

By PCAS | Feb 27, 2020

We sat down with PCAS founder Simon Arthur to understand the increasingly important and challenging role the charity has in our region. Simon, PCAS has been serving the disabled community in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin for 25 years, why is it more important than ever to secure additional funding? With austerity and continued governmental cuts to local authorities, this has had a knock on effect to the voluntary sector.