What schemes are there to help victims

[Thunderchild]

I won't go into too much detail as this could become a slightly long story. Basically my sister is being targeted by people in her street. After complaining about excessive noise from the neighbours, first her front wall was pushed over then mud was thrown at her windows and now her car has been damaged. She is 27 and lives on her own and now is rather scared about living there. Are there any schemes that councils or police run to help people in this situation move out. I think if she stays there she will go nuts, and this is getting very expensive and no insurance does not pay for it because when you can't afford over the top insurance there is an excess to pay and they never do enough damage to make it worthwhile in one claim. So she must move as soon as possible but cannot afford to do so and by the time she's able to maybe her house will be made worthless. The police are not exactly helpful granted by don't know who it is (or that's the official version) but this cannot go on. They have said they will now take it more seriously as her car has been damaged, personally I can't see what they can do as I know they don't have the resources. The easiest way is that she moved out as soon as possible but she cannot afford it and it would not happen quickly enough if she were to do it alone.

[bednobs]

but i thought there were loads of problems with cctv which would be useless anyway?

[bednobs]

or has it suddenly become ok because she doesn't have to get it?

[ojread2]

LOL bednobs

[joko]

well like we we have all said - there is no fund dishing out free cash for people who are having a few problems - i am amazed that you would think there would be

instead of typing out whingey essays to people who franky couldnt care less about your problems - particularly after having received such snotty responses to their attempts to help - use your energy to do a bit of reasearch and solve your own problems... instead of coming on here with a chip on your shoulder and a bad attitude expecting everyone else to sort it all out for you.

the world is full of people having problems and a tough time - and most people realise they have to deal with it or sort out themselves.

[sherrardk]

You really are one of the rudest and most ungrateful posters that I have come across on here. You have been offered loads of suggestions and have never once said thank you. You blame your sister's problems on benefit scrounges yet you want money from a 'scheme' to help your sister. Presumably, she is employed and should therefore get off her backside and work our a solution to get her out of her unfortunate situation (I am not saying she is in any way at fault but whinging about it is not going to sort it out).