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Samira Hussien
on Dec 06, 2024
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Advocating for a group of clients with disabilities is an example of cause advocacy.
Cause Advocacy
The act of actively supporting a particular cause or policy, often to bring about social change.
Disabilities
Conditions that limit an individual's physical, mental, or sensory abilities, affecting their daily life and activities.
- Identify and distinguish between cause advocacy and individual advocacy.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify and distinguish between cause advocacy and individual advocacy.
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