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<blockquote data-quote="Achaeopteryx" data-source="post: 933291" data-attributes="member: 186262"><p>Hello again, the first thing I thought about this morning on waking was your problems. I don't normally post on this forum but your case (situation) seriously caught my attention. </p><p></p><p>What I've given you is the fastest route to solving your problems and with the least effort from you as you and your 2 children are not just at imminent risk of homelessness but you in particular are at immediate risk of death from your seriously uncontrolled and unmanageable diabetes. </p><p></p><p>Onchy with a PhD in housing tenure options in his post here, has informed you that your local council has a duty of care to you and your children under UK legislation as you are all vulnerable. Neglect is a form of abuse and in your case the Council is clearly neglecting it's duty of care to you and your children. The care act 2014 places a lot of duty on the Local Authority in this type of situations hence my earlier advice to you. Councils also have a legal duty to deal with SVA alerts almost immediately and put strategies or structures in place to protect the vulnerable party or parties in your case. </p><p></p><p>There are various forms of abuse. Get to know what these are. </p><p></p><p>You have asked for help. It's up to you if you would accept what is clearly a straight forward solution to you problems in yours and your children's interests. </p><p></p><p>Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Achaeopteryx, post: 933291, member: 186262"] Hello again, the first thing I thought about this morning on waking was your problems. I don't normally post on this forum but your case (situation) seriously caught my attention. What I've given you is the fastest route to solving your problems and with the least effort from you as you and your 2 children are not just at imminent risk of homelessness but you in particular are at immediate risk of death from your seriously uncontrolled and unmanageable diabetes. Onchy with a PhD in housing tenure options in his post here, has informed you that your local council has a duty of care to you and your children under UK legislation as you are all vulnerable. Neglect is a form of abuse and in your case the Council is clearly neglecting it's duty of care to you and your children. The care act 2014 places a lot of duty on the Local Authority in this type of situations hence my earlier advice to you. Councils also have a legal duty to deal with SVA alerts almost immediately and put strategies or structures in place to protect the vulnerable party or parties in your case. There are various forms of abuse. Get to know what these are. You have asked for help. It's up to you if you would accept what is clearly a straight forward solution to you problems in yours and your children's interests. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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