Find that Charity | GB-CHC-1029253 | Advocacy Consortium (Isle of Wight)

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Description

To provide or assist with the provision of relief of any persons living on the isle of wight who are disabled through age, frailty, mental or physical impairment and to assist those persons to overcome the disabilities attendant upon their handicap by the provision of a service calculated:- 1) to assist such disabled person to obtain his or her full rights and privileges as a citizen 2) to provide long term personal friendship and support 3) to provide advice and assistance on a one to one basis to such disabled persons in the isle of wight whether living in residential care or residing independently in their own homes or with relatives

Also known as

Advocacy Consortium
Advocacy Consortium (Isle of Wight)

CCEW Charity number

1029253

Registered

29 November 1993

Removed

13 July 2001

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Advocacy Consortium (Isle of Wight)

GB-CHC-1029253

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