The Norra Stockholm Youth Home Group, NSU, conducts HVB operations in Sollentuna, Upplands Väsby and Norrtälje.
They themselves describe themselves as a well-established business that has framework agreements with several of Sweden's municipalities.
But now there is strong criticism from within the HVB homes.
- The people I lived with tried to rape me, says 15-year-old "Alex", who has now moved from NSU's HVB home.
The incident was reported to the police, who later dropped the preliminary investigation.
According to the staff, many of the incidents they report are due to the employee working alone and not being able to handle the serious situations that have arisen.
- The residents can abuse each other, rob each other, teach each other about drugs.
It is also about sexual abuse, which has happened several times, says an employee.
The company welcomes Ivo's review
Since 2015, almost 20 different types of reports have been received by Ivo concerning NSU.
It is about staff, young people and parents who sound the alarm, but also about alarms from the police.
The criticism is, among other things, that the staffing is too low and that parts of the staff lack adequate training.
The latest report led to Ivo conducting an unannounced inspection in early December, and scheduling and staff training levels are some of the things Ivo has now requested information on.
- I welcome it.
Ivo investigates and then Ivo has to come back with what they find and if there is something that is wrong, says NSU's CEO Mikael Karlsson.
See more in the clip above.
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