Children's Rights Project

Delivered by: Drumchapel Money Advice Centre (DMAC)

Last updated: 05/12/2024

The Children's Rights Project exists to offer independent advocacy to children and young people aged between 5 and 18 in the West of Glasgow.

An Advocate is someone who speaks on your behalf, putting your views and opinions forward when, for whatever reason, you feel unable to do so yourself. An advocate is there to help. They will provide up to date information to help you make decisions, can refer you to various services, can go with you to meetings/panels/appointments and help explain your issues/concerns.

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Unit 1, KCEDG Commercial Centre, Ladyloan Place, Glasgow, G15 8LBThis will open in a new window

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Rights and Representation

Discrimination and Human Rights

Independent Advocacy

Children and Families

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https://d-mac.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Resources-Drumchapel-Childrens-Rights-Project-Leaflet-PDF.pdf
01419440507Click here to call this organisation
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