Delft Support

Worst instance I've experienced. They don't listen to you at all. They force you to cooperate. If you do not cooperate, they will call in the RvdK. Which is probably totally unnecessary in most cases. They turn a mosquito into an elephant. My advice: fortunately there are much better institutions in Delft that DO listen to the parents and who can and want to help you in your own way. So not forced. So keep looking for better agencies, because fortunately there are!

These people enforce therapies, while not even investigating whether this is the right help for the child, in this case my daughter. Unlike other therapists who first want to talk with the child to determine what help the child needs. Very sad that this is possible. Precisely Youth Team should focus on the child and to lay down its priority. Concerns expressed about a child who has not been seen by the relevant health care institution is particularly remarkable. Despite the fact that we, as parents, have submitted the request (for example, school) for my daughter's help, we as parents are forced to participate in a program for which it has not been investigated whether this is the right help for my daughter. Not participating means an investigation through the Child Protection Board. This is made clear in a compelling way it happened quite like blackmail. Safe at home, AKJ, Child Protection Board, various therapists, etc. Everyone cannot understand that a program for the parents is being enforced, while my daughter's need for help has never been investigated. I advise every parent to first look for a therapist myself. With Team Youth it is simple: there is an application (in this case a voluntary application)> they seek help via an institution that issues an opinion> the parents must follow the advice and otherwise an investigation will be initiated. A warned person counts for two.