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carolyn Lee made this Freedom of Information request to Health and Social Care Board for Northern Ireland
Health and Social Care Board for Northern Ireland did not have the information requested.
From: carolyn Lee
8 October 2010
Dear Health and Social Care Board for Northern Ireland,
I am carrying out research into adoption and adoption reunions, and
would be grateful if you could help. I wish to make a freedom of
information request for the following:
How many adoption reunions have occurred in Northern Ireland since
2001?
How many adoption reunions have occured in Northern Ireland
involving an adoptee who is a full blood birth sibling, with their
birth family?
What are the procedures used in Northern Ireland in arranging a
reunion between an adoptee and their birth family?
Is the adoptee's mental health, general health etc taken into
consideration, when arranging a reunion with their birth family?
And likewise that of the birth family?
What are the most common problems which occur during an adoption
reunion in Northern Ireland?
Do the health and social care board recognise that attraction
between the adoptee and birth family is a risk when arranging an
adoption reunion?
How is this risk minimised? What procedures/precautions are used to
counter this?
Are there any cases of this phenomenon (i.e. gsa), occuring in
Northern Ireland?
Yours faithfully,
carolyn Lee
From: Thomas, Hayley
Health and Social Care Board for Northern Ireland
27 October 2010
This e-mail is covered by the disclaimer found at the end of the message.
Dear Ms Lee
Ref: Freedom of Information Request: No.FoI/125/10
Thank you for your request for information. Your request was received by the Health and Social Care Board on 8th October 2010. This request will be processed under the terms of the Freedom of Information Act 2000, within the statutory timescale of 20 working days.
The leaflet attached is provided for your information and tells you about the legislation and our procedures for dealing with requests for information.
If you have any queries about this communication, please do not hesitate to contact me. It would be helpful if you could quote the reference number above in any future communications relating to this request for information.
I trust you find this helpful
Yours sincerely
Hayley Thomas
On behalf of
Mr Peter Moran
Assistant Information Governance Manager, HSCB
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From: Moran, Peter
Health and Social Care Board for Northern Ireland
28 October 2010
This e-mail is covered by the disclaimer found at the end of the message.
Dear Carolyn lee,
Thank you for your recent request for information which was received at the Health and Social Care Board (HSCB) on the 8th October 2010. Your request has been processed under the terms set out in the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
I have now had an opportunity to consider your request, and would advise you that the information you seek is not held by the Health and Social Care Board. It may be more appropriate to direct your request to the five Health Trusts in Northern Ireland, as these bodies may hold information relevant to your request.
Contact details for each of the Health and Social Care Trusts in Northern Ireland can be found on their websites should you wish to redirect your request to them. The links to the five Trust’s are as follows:
http://www.belfasttrust.hscni.net
http://www.northerntrust.hscni.net
http://www.southerntrust.hscni.net
http://www.setrust.hscni.net
http://www.westerntrust.hscni.net
I trust you find this information helpful
Yours sincerely
Peter Moran
Assistant Information Governance Manager
Health and Social Care Board
Western Offices
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