Advocacy, IMCA and IMHA awareness

This self-assessment helps you think about your confidence with advocacy, Independent Mental Capacity Advocate (IMCA) and Independent Mental Health Advocate (IMHA) awareness. It supports learning and discussion. It does not confirm competence. It does not replace formal training, supervision, observation, employer checks, professional judgement or local policy. If you score 1 or 2 on any statement, review mental capacity and consent learning and speak with your manager, supervisor, safeguarding lead or relevant senior person before supporting decisions that may affect rights, choice or safety.