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National Advocacy Service, providing a free and independent representative advocacy service to adults with disabilities across Ireland.
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#009DA5
Persian Green
0, 157, 165
183, 100, 32
100, 5, 0, 35
#005677
Orient
0, 86, 119
197, 100, 23
100, 28, 0, 53
#FECDA5
Flesh
254, 205, 165
27, 98, 82
0, 19, 35, 0
The National Advocacy Service for People with Disabilities (NAS) provides free, independent representative advocacy to adults with disabilities across Ireland. Its advocates support people to have their wishes heard and explore options when they face a decision or issue. The service also helps people who want to use NAS and those seeking to refer someone for support.
NAS’s case studies illustrate advocacy in areas such as housing and living arrangements. For example, advocates have supported people facing inaccessible accommodation, isolation, homelessness, or difficulty accessing housing supports. These stories show how the service can help individuals communicate their needs and pursue relevant options, without implying that every case has the same outcome.
Alongside direct advocacy, NAS shares resources, publications, case studies, and social policy documents, and provides information about its work, remit, and values. It also offers channels for complaints and feedback. The organisation is funded and supported by the Citizens Information Board and provides the Patient Advocacy Service.
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How do I download the NAS Ireland logo?
The NAS Ireland logo comes in two versions: a logo and an icon. Download as SVG, transparent PNG or JPEG.
What are NAS Ireland's brand colors?
The NAS Ireland color palette uses the hex codes #009DA5, #005677 and #FECDA5.
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