Get Steven Home Campaign

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We, the undersigned, respectfully demand that Steven Neary be returned to his family home on a permanent basis with immediate effect.

We respectfully demand that a full and appropriate care plan and support package for Steven Neary be put in place with immediate effect.

We respectfully demand that a thorough, independent investigation is undertaken into the London Borough of Hillingdons treatment of Steven Neary and his family over the past two and a half years.

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  • Mark Neary
  • Nicola Bartzis
  • Harry Scanlan
    • Comments
    • i firmly believe that the local social services are responsible for allowing steven to get out unsupervised, if he was not left alone this offence couldnt of hapened
  • margaret davies
    • Comments
    • I have known Stevens Father Mark for sometime and know some of the families history,I fully support this petition
  • Deborah West
    • Comments
    • Very very best of luck xxxx
  • Sandra Nye
  • rachel riley
    • Comments
    • this whole scenario is a disgrace and needs reassesing asap
  • NICOLA MARIE MUCKLOW
  • lisa strange
    • Comments
    • Please return this boy home to his parents, thats where he belongs.
  • Julia Bowker
  • Mary Rowson
    • Comments
    • what a travesty of justice
  • perwood cars
  • m parker
    • Comments
    • let the boy go home to his loved ones
  • lesley middlehurst
  • Allison Evans
  • Angela Hickey
    • Comments
    • Its a disgrace that persecution of this kind still exists
  • lorraine tozer
  • Tristian Webb
  • Stephanie O'Donnell
    • Comments
    • The best thing for this lad is to be with his family!!!!
  • michelle parker
  • Pat Myers
    • Comments
    • The treatment of this family is disgraceful, but not, unfortunately, unique. All those responsible for providing services to those with autism, and their families need to take advice from those who KNOW instead of resorting to this inappropriate action.
  • dianne
    • Comments
    • this man needs his family
  • Ruth Grimberg
  • Mark Mason
    • Comments
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  • Gaye Dalton
    • Comments
    • Don't warehouse someone like Steven just because he is autistic, in his spare time he is a human being too.
  • Helen Baker
  • Vera Lingonis
  • KEILLY BLANN
  • Caroline Martin
  • Lynne Ackers
  • JAYNE KEARY
    • Comments
    • This is a disgracfull situation and i will do whatever is in my power to expose the underhand treatment of both Steven and Mark
  • nicola dickson
  • james cameron
  • Malcolm Cane-Lewis
    • Comments
    • Over protection of the vulnerable is far more dangerous than under protection.
  • jan hills
  • Laurie Morgen
    • Comments
    • are people just trying to justify their jobs? They should learn about autism and then perhaps be at least a little bit willing to understand.
  • JODIE KEARY
    • Comments
    • Give my cousin back to us
  • Margaret Reykowski
    • Comments
    • This is not what Steven needs. My thoughts are with his parents and I have had a similar experience. It's wrong. Parents need to be listened to!
  • Liz Websdale
    • Comments
    • Let this young man go home.
  • Mrs M Berger
  • Wendy Woods
    • Comments
    • As parents we have to do enough fighting for our kids without the interference of outsiders who do not live with this disability 24 hours a day 7 days a week.
  • dylan taylor
  • Kenneth Mooney
  • Margaret Loughnane
  • Alexander Reykowski
  • michelle forrest
    • Comments
    • steven belongs with his family.
  • Ulrich Reykowski
  • Patsy A Peterman
  • Ian Howard
    • Comments
    • The LB of H have treated Steven and his father disgracefully and must be held to account. I have known them both for a long time and been out with them both on numerous occasions. Too great a risk to the public? Rubbish.. The greatest risk here is the ongoing damage being done by NOT supporting Steven and Mark's quality of life at home; and we all know that boils down to cost doesn't it. Absolute disgrace.
  • Rachel Powell