I feel great empathy for you in this situation, it almost mirrors my situation, I too have been discharged from services prematurely, on many occasions and it's taken a lot of shouting to get my voice heard and to finally get the services I was entitled to, please don't give up, I know it's hard, and you feel like your losing an unwindable battle, but you can get the help you need, you just have to shout loud enough, are there perhaps any charity organisations that can help you, Mind, Rethink, Sane etc.
Perhaps they could help by writing letters of support? Can the police not help with the drug dealer next door? you shouldn't have to fear for your safety, and sleep with a baseball bat next to your bed.
I'm not sure if you own your house or not, but if you're renting, perhaps you could move to somewhere you'd feel safer? I know not completely ideal, as you shouldn't have to move and leave the area where you have built at least a little support network, however perhaps from a safety point of view it may be something to consider.
If your renting maybe get letters of support, confirming your situation, from both the mental health charities, and a charity like shelter, along with letters of support from the mental health team and your GP if your able to get them, in a bid to be rehoused.
However be under no illusion that a lot of your problems will still be there no matter where you move, but at least the worry of the drug dealing and loud music will at least be a few less things to worry about.
Good luck, and I hope you finally get the support your so desperately in need of :)
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