Cloverleaf wins new contract to provide Independent Advocacy in Wakefield

After a successful tender, Cloverleaf Advocacy are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a new contract to deliver statutory and non-statutory advocacy in Wakefield. 

 

This service will run from the 1st of April 2024 until the end of March 2028, with the possibility of an additional three-year extension.  

 

This win reinforces Cloverleaf’s presence as a provider of quality advocacy support to adults across the North of England. Working via outreach (in wards, residential and community settings), our experienced advocates will ensure that people in Wakefield can understand their options, voice their feelings, and exercise real choice about their health, care and wellbeing.  

 

We will offer a range of advocacy services in Wakefield, including: 

• Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy 

• Relevant Person’s Representative 

• Independent Mental Health Advocacy 

• Care Act Advocacy 

• Support to self-advocacy groups 

Cloverleaf CEO, Suzi Henderson, said:

 

“We're delighted to have won the contract to provide advocacy in Wakefield and are committed to providing everyone accessing advocacy now, and in the future, with person-centred, high-quality, support that meets their needs.

 

We will help people across Wakefield get their voices heard and ensure their views and wishes are listened to by health, social care, and other professionals involved in their care, treatment, and support.

 

For those already receiving advocacy, we will guarantee continuity of support delivered by a team of qualified advocates. We will be here to assist and advocate on your behalf for as long as needed. ” 

 

Visit our service webpage for more information.