Advocacy begins with information. Knowing your child’s rights and keeping organised records empowers you during school and medical conversations.
Organising Important Documents
Keep copies of:
- Assessment reports
- Diagnosis letters
- Therapy summaries
- School communications
Building Advocacy Confidence
- Bring concise notes to meetings
- Request written summaries
- Follow up politely but consistently
- Connect with local parent networks
Why Advocacy Matters
Advocacy grows stronger with practice. Clear documentation and calm communication open doors.
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