Youth Support Workers Involved in Drug Trafficking
A report found poor care for young people in Hoenderloo. Care providers had problems with education and training. There were also issues with drugs and violence.
The Dutch Inspection of Health and Youth Care (IGJ) investigated care for young people in the Hoenderlooterrein area. The report showed that staff lacked proper training and education. Employees were involved in trafficking drugs, and authorities are investigating this. There were reports of threats and violence at the care facilities. This raised serious concerns about the safety of the young people living there.
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Highlights
Care for Young People Poor
The IGJ found care for young people on Hoenderlooterrein was not good enough.
Staff Issues Identified
The report showed problems with the care staff, including lack of training.
Drug Use Reported
There were incidents of drug use at the care facility.
Violence and Threats Present
Young people experienced threats and violence.
Employees Involved in Trafficking
Youth support workers were involved in drug trafficking.