Young people with complex life limited health, and disabilities, being left without vital service provision, and therapies to maintain their wellbeing, life, and health while being Continually Health Care Funded via NHS England. If a review process takes place services must remain in place.These young people should not be left to suffer, for short or lengthy periods of time it is inhumane.

The lack of service provision locally our young people were previously left know choice, but to attend out of borough provisions. Our young people's health has been compromised detrimentally through lack of hydrotherapy to maintain vital physical functions for two years. Interim services should always be in place, a new law as well as policy is vital from Government.

Family members providing vital care, and welfare to be compensated via personal budgets. Framework information is in place, however Enfield Continuing Health Care has failed in following framework information of good practice. A More robust policy needs to be implemented.

It  has been previously, and presently expressed of the many  gross failings of Enfield Continuing Health Care, previously on Special measures the failure to ensure people with Complex Health, and disabilities are given equal rights as those who are fit and able bodied/persons of society. No person should feel that they are scrutinised, vitimised, frowned upon, criticised, ostracised underminded or feel invaluable, less in society because of their complex health needs, and complex disabilities, as well as their families

Their civil liberty and constitutional rights are imperative and important. They deserve the right to have a quality of life and existence equal to any other person of the UK....