We are working on a review of advocacy for people with a learning disability and autistic people who are inpatients in mental health, learning disability or autism specialist hospitals. We would be very grateful if you could tell us the following information about your local area:

1. Please tell us the name of the organisation/s who is commissioned to deliver the following types of statutory independent advocacy:
a) Independent Mental Health Advocacy: The Advocacy People
b) Advocacy under the Care Act: The Advocacy People
c) Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (including DoLS): The Advocacy People

2. Please tell us the name of any organisation(s) that you commission to deliver any type of advocacy for the following groups.
a) Children and young people who have a learning disability or autism in the community (for instance to prevent admission to hospital, or through the C(E)TR process)
No information held.

b) Adults who have a learning disability and or autism in the community (for instance to prevent admission to hospital, or through the C(E)TR process)
No information held.

c) Children and young people who have a learning disability or autism who are in inpatient settings (informal or formal patients)
No information held.

d) Adults who have a learning disability or autism who are in inpatient settings (informal or formal patients)
We do not commission for this.

e) Where a person is in segregation (or subject to any other restrictive practice)
We do not commission for this.

3. Please tell us the name of any organisation you commission which supports
a) self advocacy (ie support to help an individual to speak up for themselves)
National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS) are commissioned to support care leavers to participate in decisions which will affect them.

b) peer advocacy (ie support between people who have shared experiences for example both people have a learning disability)
CLASP.

c) group advocacy (ie support delivered within a group setting)
CLASP.

4. Please tell us the name of any organisation(s) - which the local authority holds information on or has referred individuals to - which support family carers to advocate for their relative with a learning disability or who is autistic. This support may take the form of providing information, training, peer support, or any function relating to supporting family carer advocates.
PINC (Wokingham and Bracknell Mencap). Promise Inclusion (PINC) are commissioned to support families/carers of people with learning disabilities and people with learning disabilities by providing information, advice and a family liaison worker.