Social Service Organizations in Liverpool, United Kingdom

http://www.transparencyproject.org.uk/guidance-on-parents-recording-meetings-with-social-workers/ With a quick Google search I was able to find this. This is guidance on when you can and cannot record social services. You can also have a solicitor present without their expressed consent at all times. They give their consent when you have them involved if they give you the correct documentation. Sometimes things are missed so it isn't deliberate if you haven't been told you are within your rights to have a solicitor present at all meetings. It is usually in small print on one of the leaflets that say "welcome to social services". xx

Hi can you pp to the link please. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1093945134050745&id=408609559250976 If this was my children I'd just sit back and not get in touch with them. If they can't be bothered to even ask you how your lg is don't bother. If and that's a big if (probably just saying it) then tell the court they haven't directly got in touch to see your lg and explain to them that they also let dad take her on his own. Don't do the chasing. It's took them this long to even ask other people when your her mum. Just enjoy your daughter.

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Can you reply to this post please? https://www.facebook.com/mumsadvicerant/posts/952819348163325 My aunty reported me and my partner for being on hard drugs ie smack crack ect (he's not)! He smokes weed outside no where near our kids no where in my house either. They came out did an assessment made sure my kids was happy healthy food in hiuSe ect and off they went never had to hear anything again. They was totally fine I' was in the care system for 9 years so I know how they work but they said my kids are happy healthy looked after fed and most of all loved and that's all they was bothered about there more bothered about worse things than weed X

Unfortunately Social will be involved again, I hope your okay. Chin up darling. Just remember Work with Social Services If they ask you to jump through hoops, Then Jump through Hoops, If they ask you to jump say how high. We are all here for you if you ever need to talk to someone xxxxxx

Yes I have had this due to my daughters dad (we haven't been together since she was born) pushing me around in public and threats. He's banned by police and soical services from coming near my home and street. He is only allowed to see my daughter If it is supervised now. I have full custody of my daughter due to past court cases. Soical services have now said they will stay in the back ground and will check on me and my daughter every 3/4 as I've done everything in my power to safe guard my daughter.

It's important you get help for yourself there's nothing worse than suffering in silence your kids won't be taken away if there is no risk to them. Mental health doesn't mean you are a bad person or a bad parent it's very possible to have mental health issues and be a great parent, if you have support around you take it when you need it and go and see a doctor the first step is always the hardest but you need the help not just for your own wellbeing but for your kids too they need their mummy, good luck x

The adult team should be involved but its likely that the children and families team is not communicating with them. It sounds as if they should have help at home and perhaps the daughter can be supported by Young Carers. Its possible that the mother has been offered support but has turned it down. Whatever the situation Social Services should be putting something in place to avoid the child going into care. To be honest they usually do anything they can to avoid taking teenagers in to care. They are hard to place and they will be responsible for supporting them through education and into housing. Its in their best interests to keep the family together