About Right to Family

Patrick is the founder and driving force behind Right to Family. He combines many years of experience from complex social cases with a deep understanding of legal certainty, authority processes and citizens' reality. With a strong analytical eye and a practical approach, Patrick works to create transparency, structure and professional direction in cases where citizens often stand alone against a system that overwhelms more than it helps.

His experience spans widely: social work consulting, case review, representation, strategy development and cross-disciplinary coordination with lawyers, psychologists and other consultants. Patrick is known for his ability to quickly understand the core of a case, identify errors and gaps, and translate that into concrete steps that strengthen the citizen's position.

Patrick's mission is clear: to create a system where the family is not an opponent, but a partner – and where people get the support and insight they are entitled to.

Contact: info@rettilfamilie.com | +45 30 68 69 07

Qualified social worker. I am driven by the desire to create real change for people in vulnerable positions. In my work, I always meet the citizen exactly where they are – with respect, professional curiosity and a sharp eye for both resources and the barriers that characterize their situation.

I work holistically and draw on strong relationship skills, which enable me to build trust, collaboration and development, even in processes with high complexity or vulnerability.

For me, good social work practice is about seeing the person first, strengthening their options for action and developing solutions that make real sense in their lives.

Contact: socr.charlottelynnerup-rtf2025@outlook.dk

Kaya contributes as a volunteer advisor with solid experience in autism, ADHD and the special educational field. She lives with autism and ADHD herself in everyday life and thus has both a personal foundation and a professional understanding of the challenges many families face. This insight gives her a strong practical approach to conflict management, structure and special educational methods.

Kaya has in-depth knowledge of PPR's work processes, including assessment of support needs, criteria for allocation and the rights that follow from the legislation in the area. She is particularly competent in analyzing PPR statements and PPVs and can see through what the documents cover, what assessments lie behind, and how the content affects the child's opportunities for support.

In addition, she has broad knowledge of relevant associations, social networks and resources that many families can benefit from. The combination of personal experience, practical insight and acquired legal knowledge makes her counseling concrete, present and valuable for families seeking support.

Contact: bogholderi@rettilfamilie.com

Nanna Christensen is a qualified social worker and Social Work Director at Right to Family. She has many years of experience with complex family law and social work cases. She works purposefully to ensure that children and families are met with respect, legal certainty and genuine understanding – even when the system shows its most challenging side.

Nanna has a strong professional profile within both child protection, municipal cases, coercive measures, employment services, flex jobs and job centre processes. Throughout her career, she has been an advisor to countless families in difficult and vulnerable situations, and she is known for her ability to create safety, clarity and structure in processes where much is at stake.

Her approach is built on integrity, transparency and a deep understanding of how the system actually works – and often fails. Nanna is passionate about ensuring that no family stands alone in the process, and she works with great dedication to create real change in Danish and Swedish social work practice.

As Social Work Director at Right to Family, Nanna is responsible for professional standards, quality assurance of counseling, team supervision and direct support to families who reach out. Her combination of high professional expertise, human insight and fighting spirit makes her a central driving force in developing Right to Family's counseling model and values.

Nanna is committed to creating a strong professional community where both citizens and counselors experience genuine engagement, integrity and the courage to challenge a system that often stands in the way of the child's best interests.

Contact: socialfagligafd.rtf@outlook.dk

Israel works as a volunteer contributor at Right to Family and has specialist expertise in job centre cases, flex jobs and pension cases. With many years of experience navigating the social system, Israel helps citizens understand their rights, challenge incorrect decisions and access the support they are entitled to.

Israel works documentation-based and structured, with a focus on ensuring that each case is handled correctly and that citizens get the help they need. He also helps prepare complaints, follow up on decisions and participate as a support person in meetings with authorities.

Dennis Evander is responsible for our Swedish division and has extensive experience in the social sector, particularly in representation and case analysis. With a sharp eye for detail and a deep understanding of the challenges citizens face in their cases, Dennis ensures that Swedish clients receive professional, empathetic and qualified assistance.

Dennis works cross-disciplinarily with child and family cases, job centre processes and disability issues. He has a strong ability to structure complex cases, identify shortcomings in case handling and advocate for citizens in meetings with authorities. His goal is always to ensure legal certainty, transparency and respect in every case.

Contact Sweden: Socialfaglig.avdelning.Se.Rtf@outlook.dk | +46 76 189 24 08