Feeling bullied by professionals
rose1985
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5years ago i became a single mom of 2 after 6years of DV I moved with my children and asked for social assessment as my daughter 3years old had server autism the workers gave my address to their dad who moved him self in after a year of abuse he had me arrested for DV lol i had to leave my house 2months then he beat me that bad i had to call police; put on child protection for DV finally went down to child in need but due to anonymous calls my sons low weigh from birth 2p14oz with pediatric evidence hes more than ok back to CP for last 2years mainly due to him struggling at school (undergoing learning difficulty assessment ) an worrying about his autistic little sister who recently ( july2017)started to have fits every 4weeks he's classed as young career an he love's her to bits but i miss my little boy as she dominates all day everyday it doesn't faze him or me it's how we've lived for years but sometimes when we doing something i.e. reading playing watching film an we have to put to one side whilst i sort Madame out which can be time-consuming it dose upset me that he so used to it it doesn't bother him BUT this dose have a knock on affect as he's a very quite boy an tends not to mix at school or outside school activities he just says he enjoys the quite alone time so in CP meetings it's used against me he doesn't like going to young carers as he associates them with social works an the outside world stairs because of her behavior which is getting better when out she became well behaved at home accepting rules an boundaries BUT not at school (OVERALL)= We are on (CHILD PROTECTION NEGLECT!!!!!!! !
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today its like a rag to a bull with social services and i think thats a good thing as adviced go to an advocacy service
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I just feel as child protection shouldn't be different categories all in one they should have different cpp category especially cases for disabled familyz example CP1 emotional CP2 fiscal CP3 domestic exc then CPLWD 1,2,3 exc(child protection living with disabilities ) would be easier on approach not really convocation starter it's embarrassing to think what people must think of me people judge0
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Hi @rose1985, and welcome to the community!
Thank you for sharing this with us. I'm so sorry to hear about what you've experienced in the past, and about your current difficulties- it sounds like you're dealing with a lot at the moment. Just to clarify, are you looking to make a complaint about your Child Protection situation?0 -
Hi rose1985
You can also get specialist legal and practical advice from the Family Rights Group https://www.frg.org.uk/ tel. 0808 801 0366.
Best Wishes,
Zoe
Scope helpline
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Victoriad said:Hello @maid08
Hope all is well with you.
Hope no one has “boiled your onion” as we say here in Scotland.
Try and keep positive no matter how difficult.......please.1
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