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Support worker
cripps
Member Posts: 412 Pioneering
Hi ? everyone, I’m just asking if anyone nows how i go about getting a support worker, if i could get help with a support worker it would help me tremendously, help please. NC
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Hi @cripps, I believe this would be done through a social worker. If you do not have one then it may be something to take up with your GP. I hope you manage to get something sorted, please do let us know!
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Hi cripps. I got my support worker through the local council ,or try citizens advice.
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Thank you I’ll speak to both and see what happens.
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