Advocacy, Advice, Consultancy and Support Services
We understand how difficult it can be to become involved with Children’s Social Care: complex language, confusing processes, the frustration of not feeling heard, and uncertainty about what is happening and why. These services are designed to help you navigate that system with clarity, confidence and practical support.
- Free initial consultation
- Clear scope and next steps
- Practical, trauma-aware support
If your situation isn’t listed, please still get in touch—we may be able to assist.
Practical support to help you understand what is happening, what it means, and how to engage effectively—so you feel informed, heard, and able to take the next step with confidence.
Clear explanations, supportive preparation for meetings, and structured advocacy—always within professional boundaries and safeguarding responsibilities.
Advice, consultancy and attendance/support services for organisations working alongside Children’s Social Care, where clarity, process knowledge and professional input are required.
Advisory, advocacy and support services are commonly commissioned in relation to:
A straightforward process focused on clarity, preparation, and practical next steps.
- 1Free initial consultation
We discuss what’s happening, what support you want, and what outcome you’re aiming for.
- 2Scope & plan
We confirm the scope (e.g., advice, preparation, meeting attendance, advocacy) and agree the next steps clearly.
- 3Delivery of support
We provide practical assistance—explaining terms and processes, helping you prepare, and supporting you through meetings or formal processes where agreed.
- 4Clear summary & next steps
Where appropriate, we provide a clear written summary of what was covered and what the next steps are—so you leave with a plan.
If you are a company or organisation seeking any of these services, please contact us and we can discuss your requirements.
If you’re considering advice, advocacy, consultancy or support—please contact us. If your matter isn’t listed above, that does not mean we cannot assist.