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Self-advocacy Recap

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  • What is self-advocacy?
    Self-advocacy is being able to speak out for yourself
  • Who can ask for a reasonable adjustment?
    Anybody with a disability
  • What does wellbeing mean?
    the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy
  • Why is asking for help in work important?
    So, you can learn and grow
  • What can happen if you don't self-advocate?
    Upset, frustrated, depressed, anxious, people make decisions for you
  • Name four places where you can self-advocate
    dentist, doctors, hospital, work, home, school, college, shops, everywhere!
  • Name two types of bullying
    Verbal, Non-verbal, physical, cyber
  • Name 3 protected characteristics
    Sex, Sexuality, Gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, disability, age, race, pregnancy or maternity
  • Is 'being informed' part of self-advocacy?
    yes so you can make informed choices
  • Can you self-advocate in work?
    Yes
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