Level 3 Certificate in Independent Advocacy and ... - City & Guilds

Contents
1 About this document 5
2 About the qualification 6
2.1 Accreditation details 6
2.2 Aims of the qualification 7
2.3 Rules of combination 8
2.4 Sources of information and assistance 11
3 Candidate entry and progression 13
4 Centre requirements 14
4.1 Centre, qualification and fast track approval 14
4.2 Resource requirements 15
4.3 Administration, registration and certification 18
4.4 Quality assurance 20
5 Course design and delivery 22
5.1 Initial assessment and induction 22
5.2 Recommended delivery strategies 23
5.3 Data protection, confidentiality and legal requirements 24
6 Relationships to other qualifications 25
6.1 Links to National Occupational Standards 25
6.2 Key/Essential/Functional skills (England, Wales and Northern Ireland) 26
6.3 NHS Knowledge and Skills Framework Mapping 27
6.4 Personal, Learning and Thinking Skills (PLTS) 30
7 Assessment 31
7.1 Summary of assessment requirements 31
7.2 Recording forms 34
8 Units 36
8.1 About the units 36
8.2 Glossary of acronyms used in the units 37
8.3 The units 38
Unit 301 Purpose and Principles of Independent Advocacy 41
Unit 302 Providing Independent Advocacy Support 50
Unit 303 Maintaining the Independent Advocacy Relationship 60
Unit 303 Maintaining the Independent Advocacy Relationship 63
Unit 304 Responding to the advocacy needs of different groups of people 71
Unit 305 Providing Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy 79
Unit 306 Independent Mental Health Advocacy 91
Unit 307 Providing Independent Advocacy Management 101
Unit 308 Providing Independent Advocacy to Adults 114
Unit 309 Independent Advocacy with Children and Young People 123
Level 3 Certificate in Independent Advocacy and Level 3 Diploma in Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy - Deprivation
of Liberty Safeguards (7566) 3