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Ron Kentish explains how he speaks up for voiceless people
The choice to remain silent is just that – a choice But for many people, silence means simply not being heard They have a voice – but it is often ignored
In many cases these are people with disabilities confronted with bureaucracy in all its many guises, often baffling and confusing Trying to deal with issues such as benefits, housing, employment or social care can prove a nightmare
This is where Citizen Advocacy groups step in to help Discreetly and efficiently, this highly trained band of volunteers gives a voice to people who might otherwise be overlooked or overwhelmed by the situation in which they they find themselves
Ron Kentish
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