Report paints grim picture of England's most troubled families

Troubled families tsar Louise Casey was responsible for turning around the lives of 120,000 most dysfunctional for 2015

a report to the most troubled families in England has painted a grim picture of sexual violence and welfare dependency generations will.

violence in many homes is "cycles set of problems and causes problems" endemic fish and whole social networks.

The assessment takes time to trouble David Cameron Casey families tsar Louise -. Who was responsible for turning around the lives of 120,000 most dysfunctional for 2015

Casey made more than a dozen in-depth interviews to produce a report on the challenge side of the government.

She noted that the experiments were often handed down from generation to generation, and the failure of domestic and sexual violence, teenage pregnancy, outputs police calls and school.

"The prevalence of physical and sexual abuse and rape of children is surprising and shocking," said the report.

"It became clear that many of these families, maltreatment by many parents, brothers, sisters, half-brothers and other relatives and friends was a factor in their failure.

"Some people argue that if, as expected, and almost only a portion of what they had experienced in life. Often children are not protected by their parents.

• "In many families of sexual abuse was repeated in the next generation ... There have also been incidents where families have talked about the incest."

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face supported the interrelated issues of a family, rather than solve individual or individuals within a household. Casey said: "I do not apologize for all the family not to send their children to school or cause problems in your community, however, unless you really understand what it means, c ' is that these families behave this way, not begin. change their lives.

"The conduct of these interviews was a revelatory experience -. Hear first hand about the lives of these families lead and heritage issues has often been handed to them

"It is clearer than ever to me now that we can not continue to allow families struggling to keep their children or parents, I spoke with wanted their children to repeat a life chaos and problems, but often they could not see how to arrange things for themselves - they need practical help and continued to do so "