Social services in Northern Ireland and UK are taking children from well able parents and forcing them into adoption or foster care. This heartbreaking reality has impacted many families, undermining the trust in an institution meant to protect the most vulnerable. In recent years, there have been increasing reports of malpractice involving social service workers, including allegations of lies, bullying, documents manipulation, parental manipulation, and even threats to parents. This not only violates the rights of parents but also jeopardizes the well-being of the children involved.

It is essential to acknowledge the pain and suffering these actions have caused to families across Northern Ireland. Every child should have the right to grow up in a loving and caring environment, and every parent should have the right to raise their children without undue interference from authorities. However, when these boundaries are crossed, we must stand up and demand accountability.

In addition, there is a pressing need to ensure that those who work closely with children are doing so in a lawful and ethical manner. The proposal to conduct drug testing on all social service workers is necessary as a preventive measure. Those who are in daily contact with children must be of sound mind and must not be under the influence of any substances that could impair their judgement or behavior.

Therefore, we urgently call for a comprehensive investigation into all social service workers in Northern Ireland. This investigation should include a thorough review of their practices, scrutiny of any allegations of malpractice, and the implementation of regular drug testing. The goal is to restore integrity and trust in the social services system, ensuring that it serves its primary purpose: safeguarding the welfare of children.

By signing this petition, you are advocating for the rights of parents and children, and demanding justice and transparency from social service authorities. Let us come together to protect the future of our children in Northern Ireland. Please sign this petition and help us make a change.