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The_DADDY

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Has anyone heard of such a thing? 

Do councils/outside organisations offer a respite service where the young adults can be looked after to allow a parent to get a break, have a rest kind of thing? I've been looking recently but nothing really relevant comes up. Tried to ring the council but their phone 'system' is infuriating so I'm turning to the good folk of Sheffield Forum. 

 

Additional... I love banter, a joke, a bit of gentle trolling but on this thread I'd prefer a few serious replies too.

Ta..

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8 minutes ago, The_DADDY said:

Has anyone heard of such a thing? 

Do councils/outside organisations offer a respite service where the young adults can be looked after to allow a parent to get a break, have a rest kind of thing? I've been looking recently but nothing really relevant comes up. Tried to ring the council but their phone 'system' is infuriating so I'm turning to the good folk of Sheffield Forum. 

 

Additional... I love banter, a joke, a bit of gentle trolling but on this thread I'd prefer a few serious replies too.

Ta..

Maybe you need to elaborate on what "issues" the young adults in question have.

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1 hour ago, The_DADDY said:

Has anyone heard of such a thing? 

Do councils/outside organisations offer a respite service where the young adults can be looked after to allow a parent to get a break, have a rest kind of thing? I've been looking recently but nothing really relevant comes up. Tried to ring the council but their phone 'system' is infuriating so I'm turning to the good folk of Sheffield Forum. 

 

Additional... I love banter, a joke, a bit of gentle trolling but on this thread I'd prefer a few serious replies too.

Ta..

Are they yours ?

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6 minutes ago, The_DADDY said:

Yup. An I love em more than anything. I'm just really really tired and need a break. 

This single parent lark int easy 😁

I'm sure you're right. 

I would start by getting in touch with an organisation or society that specialises in their particular problem. (Autism?) They might be able to point you in the right direction to get some help.

Good luck.

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On 15/02/2023 at 22:00, The_DADDY said:

Has anyone heard of such a thing? 

Do councils/outside organisations offer a respite service where the young adults can be looked after to allow a parent to get a break, have a rest kind of thing? I've been looking recently but nothing really relevant comes up. Tried to ring the council but their phone 'system' is infuriating so I'm turning to the good folk of Sheffield Forum. 

 

Additional... I love banter, a joke, a bit of gentle trolling but on this thread I'd prefer a few serious replies too.

Ta..

Are they under 18 or over? Are you in receipt of other Council/NHS funded support? I would keep persevering with getting hold of the Council's social care teams so that they can help with this. 

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7 minutes ago, S35_2o21 said:

Are they under 18 or over? Are you in receipt of other Council/NHS funded support? I would keep persevering with getting hold of the Council's social care teams so that they can help with this. 

Oops, I forgot to update the thread.

My apologies. 

Both are over 18. I've managed to get an assessment by adult social care.  It's this Wednesday so hopefully I'll have some positive news in the coming weeks 🤞

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