A Home Visit At Churchland Section Of The City Of Portsmouth

The client was rescued by relief soldiers and found in neighboring out cove, identified as a child soldier. The purpose of the referral is provide services for the rehabilitation and reintegration of the child into society. The concern

I am not employed at this time and have made arrangements to live with my parent to relieve financial burdens in order to focus all my time and attention to acquiring my master’s degree in social work. I will continue my volunteer work at the YMCA once a week teaching a computer/internet skills course which will not interfere with my studies. I hope to organize a free self-esteem building support group in the near future. My volunteer work only takes a few hours a week and it is very close to my home. I will be committed to my studies and field work full time for the next two

I interviewed Ms. Adal she has a M.Ed., Special Education, and her experiences as a service provider has been over five years. She is able to manage her time, because she is a well-organized person. In addition she shared that, she is single, and she is a very dedicated

Michael is a Case Manager within Spectrum Health hospitals and has been for four years. Michael is twenty-eight years old and enjoys doing his job although he has stated that it can be difficult at times. Michael stated that sometimes there is over time when other employees call in and case load can be heavy at times. Michael stated that every so often he has to wear a pager so employees within the hospital can get ahold of them when emergent issues arise. On call is every third weekend and

Mrs. W is a 35-year-old, married but recently separated for the past two years, African-American woman with 4 children, and works full-time as a Trainer for a large corporation. She had her first child at the age of 15. Her primary language is English and Mrs. W is a Christian who actively goes to church, sings in the choir, and is president of the youth department at her church. As a Trainer, Mrs. W reports an annual income of approximately 40,000 dollars.

The family lives in the Prentice Park section of the city in a three bedroom ranch style home. The home consists of a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a fenced in backyard. The home did not appear to be in need of any repair. Jaikayliah’s room was not neat and her bed is a mattress on the floor. The family has access to services such as the health department, public transportation and hospitals. Jaikayliah has been living in this home since November of 2016.

Everyone who is employed within this agency, which is roughly 75 employees among the Atascosa agency, must have obtained a BA in sociology or something similar. She explained the number one issue she faces with this career, is the idea that she is only one human being. She feels tied down at times because she is only human, and only able to do one thing at a time. She wishes to help those in need all day everyday. Their mission statement is a Christ-centered organization dedicated to assisting children and families in achieving their fullest potential through a continuum of program and services. She gave me the exact number of individuals they have helped to date, 10,883,327. This agency has such an intriguing story, which is why I chose this agency. Every dollar given to this agency makes a huge impact. The more this agency has, the more they return. They take the responsibility given to them under huge consideration and manage every aspect given. The heart of their vision is to be the hands and feet of Christ; to provide care, service and compassion that is pleasing to the Lord and honors his love for all

I chose to write about Richard Wilson’s ‘Wilton House From the South East”. I chose this work because I associate nature with serenity. I really enjoy the feeling of tranquility one gets when in the wilderness, and that is the first thing that came into my head when viewing the art. Both groups of people in the work seem to be very relaxed and enjoying themselves by the water.

All three centers had a waiting list not only for college students but also the

The family resides in a townhome home in the Brandon Squares section of the city of Portsmouth. The home is located in Chruchland in a low to moderate income neighborhood. A home visit was conducted on September 12, 2016. The home was well

In order for SASOYP to reach these goal and objectives, the program will employ one intake specialist to conduct biopsychosocial assessments, collect pertinent documentation to the program, and assist the outreach coordinators recruit youths into the program. Intake specialist will also be responsible for HMIS data collection and other administrative duties assigned by the Salvation Army executive management team. Two case managers/outreach coordinators will responsible for their assigned caseloads – up to 30 clients each, create individualized for each client, coordinate referrals, and link clients to community resources. Both case managers/outreach coordinators and intake specialist will be training volunteers/interns about the program and how to properly adhere to the SASOYP’s policies and building expectations.

Ms. Bandy reports she lives with her two sons Major Wilson (D.O.B. 11/01/2001) age 11 and Elijah Bandy (D.O.B. 05/19/2010) age 5. She repots Armun has an older brother from another father who does not reside with them. Armun reportedly gets along well with his siblings without issue. Ms. Bandy indicates the family has maintained regular visitation and passes with Armun every Sunday since his placement at C.A. Dillon Youth Development Center. There are no at-risk family members who dwell in the home. Ms. Bandy reports she is single and not currently dating anyone. She is supportive of her son’s return to her home and feels her relocation will provide her son with more structure than his previous living situation with his grand other and biological

Her work days are Friday and Saturday, so far Katherine mentions really enjoying the work she does in this agency. Some of her responsibilities include supervising the kids while they are in dance class, singing class, acting classes and etc. She also, greets the parents and participants when they arrive to the agency for lessons. During workshop Katherine mentioned being interested in enrolling in college, she started working straight out of high school and has not had the opportunity to pursue higher education therefore, Katherine mentions feeling like now is the best time to start looking to furthering her education. Katherine will continue attending her 10 hour internship and will meet with her caseworker Rose who will help her start exploring educational

Working with the family to create an Eco map, they were able to identify the strengths they already have in place and helped create a baseline for what supports are missing. Carol’s employer is supportive in allowing her to have requested days off for family commitments, such as doctors appointments and day care scheduling; although, she does not receive insurance form her work, she does have a medical card for the family and assistance form Job and Family Services. The day care and preschool center the children attend are aware of the family’s situation of Marvin being in the military and just returning from active duty. The center is not informed about the current stress at home, but report no changes in the children’s behavior. While the slow moving process of the Veteran’s Administration providing benefits to the Thompson family is causing tension between Marvin and Carol, they both state they have “faith God will provide”. They both emphasized the great support religion and their church fellowship has provided.

Description: Daniel is a nonprofit organization serving at-risk youth from the community through a wide variety of programs. Some of the services offered include: therapeutic foster homes, independent living skills and housing for homeless youth, juvenile dependency intervention, residential treatment, and community based treatment through the dependency court system which is contracted through the Department of Children and Families. The agency also provides counseling, medication management, and behaviorist services to the children it serves.