Case Study: Dionnie And Jaziaha Grove Home

When discussing placement, DHS acknowledges and supports the idea that children’s best place is in their own home with their family. When this isn’t possible, siblings are placed together (whenever possible) and placed in the most family like and least restrictive setting. Placement with the non-custodial parent or extended family, is considered first, and then next would be placement with a foster family so the child(ren) can retain as much normalcy as they can and stay in his or her school and maintain relationships with friends and family. When it is not possible or appropriate to place the child with siblings or relatives, foster care must make every effort to make sure that those relationships are preserved and nurtured.

On 9/20/2016, Issac was placed in a kinship foster placement with the paternal aunt after a waiver was completed. A referral was done for a home study to the DCF Hyde Park Office on 9/23/2016 and the home study was assigned to Ms. Jeannie Serrano. Jeannie Serrano from the Hyde Park Office had been out to the home and made recommendations to foster mother about the home. During the home study and

The children are safe, the children needs are being met in the home. The children have been in Juanita care for two and half

The only problem, that occurred while on the initial visit to the prospective foster carer, was how long the process takes to become a foster carer. It was explained on the visit, that the next step would be skills to foster course. However, the nearest course was fully booked and so the prospective foster carer would have to wait for the next available course. Overall, the process could take up to 1 year, however the prospective foster carer believed she could foster sooner. This was the only difficulty for the prospective foster carer and the social worker, as they cannot speed up the process even though the foster carer has substantial potential.

Antazia struggle with complying with rules and requests by the foster parent. This placement does meet Antazia’s needs.

Annalisa was placed in foster care on January 25th, 2011 due to inadequate guardianship concerns regarding biological mother, Lisa Freeman. Annalisa was assigned to the foster home of Mr. Quiles and Ms. Arvelo on December 13th, 2013 and replaced to the non-kinship respite foster home of Elisa Lamboy-Rosa on June 22nd, 2015.

Henrico CASA is a 501(c)3 organization committed to advocating for the best interests of children involved in the Henrico County Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court. The program recruits, trains, and supervises volunteers dedicated to representing the needs of abused and neglected children, children in juvenile dependency proceedings, and children in need of services or supervision. The volunteers promote safe, permanent homes for all children and seek to educate the community concerning the needs of abused and neglected children.

Foster Care can be a confusing place and scary to some. It is unfortunate when situations must put a child through the system, sometimes due to families’ inability to care for them or other times due to abuse or neglect. Many have experienced some form of loss and trauma and so the process from beginning to end must be handle with care and compassion. When foster placement is called for it is both physically and mentally stressful for all parties involved, most especially to the child. All measures must be taken to ensure that their health, safety, and welfare are top priority when a placing them with foster families who can give them stability and love.

This letter is in regard to Zynaria Deas and her placement with SAFY. Zynaria struggles with communication, complying with the rules of the home and community, and display of verbal and physical aggression towards the foster parent. Due to Safety concerns Mr. and Mrs. Cassandra & Thomas Bryant decide to submit a 30 day notice with the agency to have Zynaria removes from the home. We do not have another home in the Charleston division that can accommodate Zynaria’s needs. Please accept this letter as the official notice to have Zynaria Deas removed from the home on or before October 28, 2016 for Zynaria Deas’s pickup. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.

What is Ridge home? Ridge home is an old psychiatric hospital in Denver at the address of 5071 Kipling St, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. But, can you believe they wrecked the place and made it a super target right on top of it! Here you will find out why they shut the place down and some the terrifying stories behind the hospital and the patients inside of it.

Frances House is regulated by the ID/DD Community Care Act (ID/DD Act). The Act guarantees all residents the right to retain their own personal physician, to obtain medical treatment ordered by his physician, to be free from chemical restraints, and to not be given unnecessary medications.

Intervention: CSP, MHS and Antavia discussed the youth’s refusal to communicate with MHS, attend school and comply with the home rules. CSP and Antavia process her reality of returning home and having a healthy productive life. CSP and MHS discussed the youth’s recent behavior of cursing at MHS and leaving the bedroom window open. CSP provided support to Avtavia as she expressed her feeling about living with her grandfather and the upcoming foster care review board meeting. CSP encouraged the youth to inform MHS or CSP when she needs additional assistance.

The reporting party (RP) stated her husband Vernon Ferguson DOB: 11/29/29 was sent to the emergency room due to a frozen shoulder on 3/29/16. The resident was released to return to the facility 3/30/16, however the facility refuse to allow the resident to return. The facility notified the family on 3/30/16 the resident was at the hospital and he would not be allowed back in the facility. The RP stated the resident was abandoned and forced to spend two nights in the emergency room prior to finding an alternative placement (Mountianview Care Home). The RP stated she paid the facility $6500 for the month of April and due to the facility eviction she is entitled to receive a refund. According to the RP the administrator stated the check went out

On September 13, 2015 Deputy Tallent was dispatched to 5903 Oak Grove Road, for a motor vehicle theft.

DATA: Client was admitted on 8/21/2015 after referred to Araphoe House by Carla Vista. Client was experiencing withdrawal symptoms including body aches, sweats, goose flesh skin, headache, nausea and running nose. While on the unit, many of his withdrawal symptoms persisted and later on he experienced joint/bone aches as well as anxiety and irritability. The client was not at any time during his stay on the unit transported to the hospital. Client was compliant and cooperative with staff. Client was discharged on 8/22/15 after nno longer experiencing withdrawal symptoms as evidenced by lack of afore mentioned client-reported and observed symptoms.