helping Asa @HelpingAsa

Campaigning to improve access to mental health services for children in Herts which has the highest rate of referral rejections in England. Stevenage, Herts Joined November 2022

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

3 years ago

@PhilipJMilton @zarahsultana Probably avoid mentioning the ‘crass people living beyond their station’ next time you are in hospital. And paying taxes isn’t ‘picking up the tab’ so you can stop congratulating yourself for having earned lots of money.

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@thecomet24 I think this is really sad - Hatfield Swim Centre changed hands a few years ago and disabled children were entirely excluded by the new management. I find the staff great and the pool is very well used by people.

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@DrLou83 I hear you - we can’t afford to loose skilled HCPs because pay is far below experience, training and skills.

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ALASTAIR CAMPBELL @campbellclaret

4 years ago

The latest lie from the No 10 Lie Machine is that the NHS crisis is caused by Covid. It is caused by twelve years of Toryism. They have got to go. The lot of them.

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@campbellclaret The Tories are responsible for the demise of the NHS and Social Housing. And welfare support. They have really fucked over this generation of kids.

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Revealed here are the mainstays of being fobbed off - signposting to other services, not meeting criteria and being threatened not to@complain #bbcnews @hertscc @nhspress

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Disabled son housebound, hands and face red raw; struggling to eat/drink. Occupational Therapy referral rejected via defensive letter warning parents to control their emotions @hertscc @NorthHertsDC @Autism @ChildrensComm #childmentalhealth #childmentalhealth #hertsmercury

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Trying to help himself: ‘Asa get chocolate peanuts’ ‘Asa drink water to live’ ‘Asa eat food to live’. Still suffering while while he waits for help #childrenscomissionerforengland #hertsmercury @BBC3CR @hertslife @hertscc @thecomet24

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@EmmaLovesToBake @HeartNewsEast @hertslife @HertsMercury Thank you so much - good hashtags too, I will use those!

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

PALMS mental health service for disabled children cancelled our appointment today. Am looking into private psychiatrist £££. 12 yr old Son loosing weight and too unwell to leave the house. #youngminds #childmentalhealth #childrenscommissioner #bbcnews #CAHMS

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Hoping to get this printed to flyer out locally-watch this account and join the 100,000 people who will get this debated in Parliament

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@ChildrensComm @Telegraph Hi, I a parent of a disabled child and starting a petition to improve access to child mental health services in East & North Herts. We have the highest rejection rate of referrals in England. Please follow our campaign @HelpingAsa

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Campaign to help children access mental health services in #Hertfordshire has reached the 50 Twitter followers mark. Thanks for sharing #childmentalhealth @ChildrensComm @SMcPartland

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@Sarah_zee123 Thank you so much!

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

@SophieSW2022 Thank you!! I just realised I haven’t any hashtags, learning as I go.

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helping Asa @HelpingAsa

4 years ago

Trying to start a campaign to improve access to mental health services for children in Hertfordshire - 41% of referrals are rejected, the highest rejection rate in England.