Advocacy
Brain injury advocacy is about supporting, protecting, and improving the lives of people affected by brain injuries—whether traumatic (like concussions or car accidents) or acquired (like stroke, tumor, or infection).
Below are some associations that may help
People with Disabilities WA (PWdWA)
People with Disabilities can assist people to gain access to services and facilities We have developed guidelines and template letter which can assist you to self-advocate. We can assist those people experiencing difficulties navigating the NDIS to overcome obstacles and access the supports and services they require.
Kin Disability Advocacy for diverse communities
Kin is a certified independent disability advocacy service, which means that they are here for you and your family – no hidden agendas. Our staff are passionate about providing the information you need to make informed decisions. We’ll help you to challenge barriers to accessing services and empower you to self-advocate. At Kin, we speak your language.
Office of the Public Advocate WA
The office of the public Advocate WA provides advocacy and guardianship services for adults with decision-making disabilities to protect their rights and interests.
Multicultural Disability Services Centre
Multicultural disability services provide culturally and linguistically appropriate support services to a person with a disability and their families/carers. Our disability service program supports and plans meaningful and achievable goals in key areas of an individual’s life to assist in developing support plans.