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Who needs a local advocacy form?

A local advocacy form may be required by individuals who are seeking support or assistance from a local advocacy organization or government entity. This can vary depending on the specific purpose of the form and the jurisdiction in which it is being used.

Some examples of individuals who may need a local advocacy form include:

1. People seeking advocacy or support in areas such as education, healthcare, housing, or employment.
2. Individuals who have experienced discrimination or injustice and are seeking legal or administrative assistance.
3. Citizens looking to voice their concerns or opinions about local issues or policies.
4. Organizations or groups advocating for specific causes or community interests.
5. Individuals seeking access to local resources or programs that require an application or formal request process.

It is important to consult the specific guidelines and requirements outlined by the local advocacy organization or governing body to determine who needs to fill out the form.

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