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Hi, I'm not sure if I've posted in the right thread but I due to have a one to one meeting with social work about my daughter due to be born at the end of August and I'm sort of apprehensive about it, I'm currently homeless and living with my girlfriend in her temporary flat but her tenancy agreement say's she cant have people staying overnight and I worried that the social worker will hold this against me, my gf has had children taken into care before and I just worried
As the tenancy is temporary, what are your plans once that ends? If you are expecting to move into something more permanent, that may be worth mentioning, but otherwise you might be more realistic to look at contact during the day only for the while until you have your own life more settled.
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