We embark on advocacy visits which is a very crucial aspect of our work to promote positive change and address the needs of the vulnerable communities we serve by:

1. Raising Awareness: We often conduct advocacy visits to raise awareness about specific issues affecting vulnerable populations. This could include visiting government officials, community leaders, or other stakeholders to educate them about the challenges faced by the vulnerable and the importance of taking action to address these issues.
2. Building Relationships: Advocacy visits provide an opportunity for us to build relationships with key decision-makers and influencers. By establishing rapport and credibility, we can more effectively advocate for policy changes, increased funding, or other forms of support to benefit the vulnerable.
3. Sharing Information: During advocacy visits, we share information about our work, including programs, services, and the impact they have on the community. By providing evidence-based data and success stories.
4. Making Recommendations: ARM uses advocacy visits to make specific recommendations to policymakers and other stakeholders on how to address the needs of the vulnerable. This could involve proposing policy reforms, advocating for increased funding for essential services, or suggesting collaborative initiatives to improve outcomes for vulnerable populations.
5. Mobilizing Support: Advocacy visits can also serve to mobilize support from various stakeholders, including government agencies, businesses, civil society organizations, and the general public. By engaging a diverse range of partners, we can amplify our advocacy efforts and achieve greater impact in advancing the rights and well-being of the vulnerable.
6. Monitoring Progress: Following advocacy visits, we continue to monitor progress on the issues discussed and follow up with stakeholders to ensure that commitments are honored and actions are taken to address the needs of the vulnerable. This ongoing engagement is essential for sustaining momentum and driving positive change over the long term.