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Romeo123
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05 Sep 13 #406360 by Romeo123

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I have a disabled 3 yr old child we have lived in UK 12 yrs plus we have no legal status we have run out of money to pay for rent and look after our dear extremely disabled child we are from a third world country we are desperate to find any help to live a normal life I am depressed currently and I don''t want to loose it anyone with idea how we can get help

butterfly crossing
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05 Sep 13 #406401 by butterfly crossing

Reply from butterfly crossing

Have you tried your local councillor, or MP they may be able to help?

Do you go to church maybe your minister or some of the congregation could help?

I am presuming your child has a social worker, and health visitor have you tried them?

Have you tried your local Citizens advice bureau?

Does your country have an embassy here that could maybe help you?

Sorry I do not know what else to suggest.

Romeo123
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05 Sep 13 #406404 by Romeo123

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Thanks for your advice I hope someone else will suggest other ideas to help the main thing tho is that we have no visa to be in the country and we have made this country our home for 12 yrs plus is there any way we can be allowed legally to stay so we can look for work and stay in the country the embassy does not help we are from Malawi

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