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FACE Information & Assessment form
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Does anybody know what a FACE v5 assessment is for?
My psychiatrist has arranged for this form to be filled in by my carer over the weekend, but I have no idea what the reason is.
They want it back by Monday.
It's 5 pages long and I don't want them to do it if it means that I have to have more people poking their noses into my life.
My psychiatrist has arranged for this form to be filled in by my carer over the weekend, but I have no idea what the reason is.
They want it back by Monday.
It's 5 pages long and I don't want them to do it if it means that I have to have more people poking their noses into my life.
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FACE is a mental health toolkit, and is a means of identifying care needs and/ or risk.0
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Strangely, a familiar poster has had one of these today as well. Time to review my ignore list.
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pickpocketlocket wrote: »FACE is a mental health toolkit, and is a means of identifying care needs and/ or risk.
Thanks in which case they are attempting to infiltrate my life a bit more.
i presume I have the right to refuse to co-operate, I just wonder what they would do if I did.
A member of my family said years ago that it is best if you keep well out of the way of the doctors and social services, because once they have hold of you you stand to lose your independence.
Wise comments indeed. I've had nothing but agro since I asked for help.0 -
If you want to claim money from the public purse then you have to accept a greater level of involvement from public services.0
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If you want to claim money from the public purse then you have to accept a greater level of involvement from public services.
I never said anything about claiming any money.
I am only concerned that my life now seems to revolve around hospitals and social services.
I just wanted to know what this was about, and as I thought, it would seem that social services want to have more of a say in how I live my life.
My only worry is I don't know what their powers are if I refuse to co-operate with them.
We all hear of how they can be unreasonable and like nothing better than to take over peoples lives.
I have spent the best part of the last 18 years keeping under the radar of both them and the hospitals. Managed it for a while, in fact 11 years! Now the !!!!!!s have got hold of me again.0 -
I never said anything about claiming any money.
I am only concerned that my life now seems to revolve around hospitals and social services.
I just wanted to know what this was about, and as I thought, it would seem that social services want to have more of a say in how I live my life.
My only worry is I don't know what their powers are if I refuse to co-operate with them.
We all hear of how they can be unreasonable and like nothing better than to take over peoples lives.
I have spent the best part of the last 18 years keeping under the radar of both them and the hospitals. Managed it for a while, in fact 11 years! Now the !!!!!!s have got hold of me again.
But you are claiming benefits so you do need to be co operative.0 -
:undecided:undecided:undecided:undecided. Are you the op?gregbythesea wrote: »What has benefits got to do with Social Services?
Yes I have to co-operate with the DWP if I want my money. But as Social Services aren't intending (I don't think they are) to give me some more, what I want to know do they have the power to take control of my life and am I obliged to fill this form out.
From what I can gather this form sets the ball rolling as regards other agencies getting involved in my life. Plus Social Services making decisions on what happens in my home. Do I have to co-operate with them as well? If so why?0 -
gregbythesea wrote: »What has benefits got to do with Social Services?
Yes I have to co-operate with the DWP if I want my money. But as Social Services aren't intending (I don't think they are) to give me some more, what I want to know do they have the power to take control of my life and am I obliged to fill this form out.
From what I can gather this form sets the ball rolling as regards other agencies getting involved in my life. Plus Social Services making decisions on what happens in my home. Do I have to co-operate with them as well? If so why?
Whoops! You forgot to switch usernames Andy lol :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0 -
gregbythesea wrote: »What has benefits got to do with Social Services?
Yes I have to co-operate with the DWP if I want my money. But as Social Services aren't intending (I don't think they are) to give me some more, what I want to know do they have the power to take control of my life and am I obliged to fill this form out.
From what I can gather this form sets the ball rolling as regards other agencies getting involved in my life. Plus Social Services making decisions on what happens in my home. Do I have to co-operate with them as well? If so why?
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