Moving out

JimH1984
JimH1984 Community Member Posts: 6 Listener
in Everyday life

my lovely Forster parents are getting old and social services have I have move out soon even at 42 years I am nervous about the change any advice you can give me to relax about the situation?

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  • Rosie_Scope
    Rosie_Scope Posts: 9,541 Online Community Team

    That must be a big change for you @JimH1984! What kind of accommodation will you be moving into? I'm sure our members will have some tips to share.

  • JimH1984
    JimH1984 Community Member Posts: 6 Listener

    dont know yet havent been told

  • SaraC_Scope
    SaraC_Scope CP Network, Scope Posts: 474 Pioneering

    Hi @JimH1984

    Will you be moving into your own home, or supported living? If you have meetings with social services about the next chapter of your life, it's okay to have someone at the meeting with you. I've found this really helpful when I've attended medical appointments and meetings.

    Perhaps you could ask your foster parents? Even if you are moving out, I'm sure they will still want to support you.

    Change can be difficult, but it can lead to new experiences as well.

    We have the Cerebral Palsy Network which you are welcome to join. There is also a great Facebook page for adults with cerebral palsy. It's a great community where you can ask questions and get advice.

    Cerebral Palsy Adult Advice UK | Facebook

    Cerebral palsy (CP) | Disability charity Scope UK

  • Richard_Scope
    Richard_Scope Posts: 4,019 Cerebral Palsy Network

    Hi @JimH1984

    We have some information on Housing that might be helpful for you to have a look at.

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