Child welfare items that should be right on your radar:
- Redistributing care: why respite support should exist for birth families, not just foster carers and adopters
- US child maltreatment center gets $6.5million grant (oof) – focuses on Big Data
- Court of Protection cases being ‘transferred up’
Researching Reform 
Asking social services for respite or support is the quickest way of losing your child …
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Autistic woman, 23, whose condition meant she sought risky sex was allowed to be ‘pimped out’ to strangers by carers so she could ‘learn from her mistakes’
•Woman looked after by Manchester City Council-employed firm Engage Support
•She repeatedly engaged in risky sexual behaviour while in the company’s care
•Led to a two-month scheme in which men were allowed to visit her home for sex
By Rory Tingle For Mailonline
An autistic woman whose condition meant she sought risky sex was allowed to be ‘pimped out’ to strangers by carers so she could ‘learn from her mistakes’, according to a report.
The 23-year-old, who has learning difficulties, went through a two-month trial approved by a court during which random men would visit her Manchester care home for sex during daylight hours.
Is this what they mean by the “Court of Protection” ???????
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“birth family” is a derogatory term created by the ss to appease the fake families that they create. it’s offensive and should be seen in the same light as the N word.
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