Children's Rights and Advocacy Service: for children and young people in care, care leavers and children subject to child protection in Wokingham
The Children’s Rights and Advocacy Service is an independent advice and support service for children and young people in care, care leavers and children subject to child protection in Wokingham
- We have a children's rights & advocacy officer who has a confidential phone line
- We will work with you confidentially but if you tell us something that might hurt you or someone else, we will have to tell someone
- The children's rights & advocacy officer will talk to you about who needs to be told and make sure you know what is going on
Other people can contact the service on a child's behalf. This could be a social worker, teacher or carer.
Contact information
- Website
- Wokingham Children in Care Council
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- Contact Name
- Debbie Laflin
- Contact Position
- Children's Rights and Advocacy Officer
- Telephone
- 07801 664370 07801 664370
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debbie.laflin@wokingham.gov.uk
childrensadvocacy@wokingham.gov.uk
Location
- Name
- Wokingham Borough Council
- Address
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Quality Assurance & Safeguarding Team, Shute End
Wokingham
- Postcode
- RG40 1BN
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When is it On/Open ?
- Date & Time Information
Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Costs and Fee Information
- Service/Activity is Free
- How is the service funded
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Local Authority
Facilities and Accessibility
- Facilities
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Wheelchair access
Toilets
Car Parking
Complaints Procedure
- Complaints procedure notes
What to do if you're unhappy about the children's rights service
- Call the Children's Rights and Advocacy Officer on 07801 664370
- Ask about our complaints procedure - your social worker will tell you how to do this.
- Ask an adult that you trust for help
Accessing this service
- Age Ranges
- 5 to 25
- Eligibility Criteria
All children and young people who are looked after, care leavers or are under child protection with Wokingham Borough Council's Social Care Services.
Referral
- Referral notes
Referral can be made by the child or young person themselves or by any professional working with them.
Local Offer - Support available for children and young people with additional needs
- Description
Advocacy is available to children and young people (up to the age of 25) who meet the criteria of the service.
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