Can a support worker force a family to have carers

CosmoChic

Spoonie_Turtle said:

CosmoChic said:

Perhaps the care provision is part of the financial settlement e.g. to ensure the funds are being used for the care of the child? 

Even if that's the case, I wouldn't call it actually caring for the child when it's messing up their family life   Care should be recipient-focused, not decided and imposed in a way that doesn't suit them.

Indeed.  My comment was merely to suggest an explanation as to why a family is being *forced* to accept care they obviously find tiresome and intruisive.