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Meet the Team: Jackie Copson, Advocate at Shropshire PCAS

What does an advocate do? How can advocacy help vulnerable adults? What difference can one person make when someone is struggling with debt, housing issues, finances or their mental wellbeing? These are questions we are often asked at Shropshire PCAS. Our advocates support vulnerable and disabled adults across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, helping people navigate […]

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How can local businesses support vulnerable adults in Shropshire?

Businesses play an important role in strengthening local communities. While many organisations want to make a positive difference, they are often unsure where their support could have the greatest impact. At Shropshire PCAS, we see every day how community support can transform lives. Our advocates work with vulnerable and disabled adults throughout Shropshire, Telford and

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What support is available for disabled adults in Shropshire?

Finding the right support can be difficult, particularly when you are trying to navigate multiple services, organisations and systems at the same time. Many disabled adults tell us they simply don’t know what support is available or where to begin. At Shropshire PCAS, we help vulnerable and disabled adults across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin access

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Can an advocate help with housing problems and tenancy issues?

Housing problems can be stressful for anyone. When you’re already dealing with health issues, disability, financial worries or a lack of support, they can quickly become overwhelming. At Shropshire PCAS, housing and tenancy concerns are among the most common issues our advocates help people navigate. Whether someone is worried about losing their home, struggling to

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How advocacy can help vulnerable adults live more independently

When people hear the word “advocacy”, they often think about someone attending a meeting or helping with paperwork. While advocacy can involve these things, the reality is much bigger. At Shropshire PCAS, advocacy is about helping people regain confidence, overcome barriers and live as independently as possible. For many vulnerable and disabled adults, independence isn’t

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Frequently Asked Questions about advocacy and support services in Shropshire

If you’re looking for support for yourself, a family member or someone you care about, you may have questions about advocacy and how it works. At Shropshire PCAS, we provide independent, person-centred advocacy and support for vulnerable and disabled adults across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin. Below are some of the most common questions we are

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“A Visit Changes Everything” campaign launched by Shropshire PCAS

A Shropshire charity has launched a powerful new campaign “A Visit Changes Everything” highlighting the life-changing impact its advocates have on some of the county’s most vulnerable adults. The campaign, launched by Shropshire PCAS (Person Centred Advocacy and Support) in Oswestry, will shine a light on the transformation that can happen when someone who feels

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Meet the Team: Ben Payne, Advocate at Shropshire PCAS

What does an advocate do? How can advocacy help vulnerable adults? What support is available for disabled people in Shropshire? These are questions we are asked regularly at Shropshire PCAS. Our advocates work directly with disabled and vulnerable adults across Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin, helping people navigate everything from housing issues and health appointments to

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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 Advocacy Service) issued an appeal for help late last year saying it would have to close its doors permanently by December unless urgent

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