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lexidredge
lexidredge Online Community Member Posts: 16 Connected

hi I need advice please thank you.

I live in support living and I have adhd learning difficulties and borderline and I suffer from depression and anxiety. This is my second supporting living I nearly been for two years . The first time after moving to the support living I been bullied by staff and people who lives with me . I been making complaints to the support manger and they laughing at me because I been bullied by people. They all juge me and fethreaten me so many time. I been contact the police and they not doing anything. I also had a meeting last month with the social worker and she don't believe me about bullying and they took the person and not me I never do anything to them I always a quite person and now socal work has failed to help me to move out of support living and help to get on the housing register and now I got no Socalwork as I now not eligible to have one as I getting more independent And get my own place and also they are trying to threaten me to leave the property. And the support living treated me like a kid

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  • Morgan_Scope
    Morgan_Scope Posts: 684 Scope Online Community Coordinator

    Hi @lexidredge,

    I’m so sorry to hear about the difficult situation you’re in. It sounds incredibly upsetting and frustrating to feel unsupported, especially when you've already taken steps like contacting the police and speaking to your social worker.

    You have every right to feel safe and respected in your home. If you're being bullied or threatened, it’s important to escalate your concerns. Organisations like Mind or VoiceAbility can offer guidance and help you advocate for yourself.

    Since social services are no longer involved, you might want to reach out to your local council’s housing team. You can find their details through the Gov.uk council finder. They may be able to assist with getting you onto the housing register, especially given the challenges you’ve been facing.

    If your supported living provider continues to ignore your concerns, you could consider lodging a formal complaint through their process or escalating it to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman.

  • lexidredge
    lexidredge Online Community Member Posts: 16 Connected

    thankyou I have contacted the local government and social care ombudsman they said I have to get contact my Council

    In Bexley .and I have contact Bexley and they email me back the other day saying they will contact me about the situation and also the local government needs provide about the complete

  • lexidredge
    lexidredge Online Community Member Posts: 16 Connected

    also the Council failed my application of housing so many times

  • whistles
    whistles Online Community Member Posts: 1,997 Championing

    Tome, you can't move from supported housing to fully independent without their being some sort of transitional support.

    In order to stay where you are, you need a care plan and I would have thought social services should still be involved as they are funding that? Unless you are self funding.