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Consultant: Domestic violence and sexual assault ..., Expert Witness Social Care, Award-winning research and Prize-winning Humanitarian, Youth and Community work

 

Family law support for impaired abilities parents, because:

Judges and Sheriffs are seriously misinformed and misled about parents ...; to place their children in Social Care, drive parents to suicide like Disney lemmings and allow multiple murders and abuse of fatherless children by unrelated adults(IICSA, 2022 »), ranking the UK as one of the most dangerous ... countries for families with children

Many local authorities, sell these children to adoption and foster care ... instead of providing the humanitarian services that enable children to remain safe at home with their natural family (Ref: Rishi Sunak inquiry, 17 Apr 2023)

Educationally impaired parents with fatherless children, are prime targets of sex offenders claiming the title 'Dad', as they are falsey reported to be, on broadcast media (Daniel Pelka, 2012 »)

Very well-informed ‘Grooming Gangs’ knew everything about these girls (Risky Business, 2013 ...); 95% were in Social Services Care (GMP Investigation)

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We provide impaired abilities adults with CPD Courses, professional Parenting Assessments and continuous rolling support from Enhanced DBS cleared trainees and CPD trained volunteers

Remedial justice for abused children


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addressing child abuse and assault while in Social Services Care
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Community education

Educating the community about best parenting practices for happiness, a better quality of life, higher safety and living standards

Ireland ranks next to the safest country in the World

Political groups are forcing us to live an unnatural life; the root cause of mental health and behaviour problems: 

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Outside of a few urban petty crimes, Ireland sees very little violence or unrest. Terrorism and civil conflict are minimal. Ireland also scores well on societal safety – surveys indicate people generally feel secure throughout the country. Notably, ~78% of Irish women report feeling safe walking alone at night, highlighting the secure environment. With its effective governance, low crime, and strong community ties, Ireland remains firmly near the top of global safety rankings.

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The most dangerous country for working class family children

When they destroyed Working Class families, 1983

Parliament removed working class men as fathers allowing safer access to their babies and children

Shareholders in Social Care are selling British children abroad
Dangerous: SW and Police brutally
abduct children from their Daddy

 

 

Political persecution and corrupt local authorities

We bring children home from
inappropriate foster care
Every child's Right to a family
Our services challenge Social
Services false reports
95% of Grooming victims are in
Social Care
Misled the Judge to order
the adoption of her baby
My highly acclaimed research
in a tribute to Charlie Kirk
Bringing more children home safe
than any other charity
They knew Everything
Corruption of the system

 

 

 

 

 

Testimonies or Every child's Right to a family

 

 




Acclaimed research

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