If you have an interest in social justice and agree that people with intellectual disability should be valued and included in our society, then please read on...

When we talk about what Citizen Advocacy is, we often find ourselves talking about what it isn’t.  It isn’t an extension of government bureaucracy.  It isn’t a religious or political group. It certainly isn’t a complaints service.

We are a group of local people who care for and value other people in the community.  We focus on those members of the community who have intellectual disability, are often neglected, vulnerable and alone, and who need someone to speak up for them and represent their interests.

We respond to that neglect, vulnerability and loneliness by encouraging and supporting lasting relationships in which practical assistance, support and friendship can result in richer, safer lives for people with intellectual disability.