Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy for people in the county of HampshireReferrals to the IMCA service in HampshireReferrals to the service can be made by completing the form below and returning it to us. Alternatively, you can contact us to discuss it in more detail, or use the “Do you need an IMCA” checklist to make sure the referral is eligible for an IMCA. You should refer all clients and patients who are currently residing in accommodation or hospitals in Hampshire, regardless of where they ordinarily reside.All referrals will be acknowledged within 1 working day by the IMCA co-ordinator, who may need to discuss the case with you in more detail. The case will be allocated to the most appropriate IMCA available in your area, who will be in contact within 5 working days (or sooner if the case is urgent). Referrals for a DOLS IMCA in HampshireAll referrals for a DOLS IMCA will come from the Supervisory Body when an application for a Standard Authorisation is made – residential care homes or hospitals do not need to refer cases to us directly.If you are a family member or friend acting as someone’s representative and would like some support from our service, please contact Bernadette Reed for more information on dols.administration@hants.gov.uk or 01962 845213. IMCAs in HampshireAll IMCAs have experience of working with people who lack capacity across the client groups, and have attended the Department of Health approved training course. They are all employed by the following members of the HARG consortium:Andover Advocacy Alliance Basingstoke Advocacy Scheme Choices Advocacy Connect Advocacy East Hampshire Advocacy Scheme Just Advocacy Speakeasy Advocacy Winchester District Advocacy Projects Other IMCA providers in the South
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