Christine And Calysta's Vacation: Case Study

UCM: CPSW did a home visit to Ms. Brenda Borkovec's home. Both children were in the living room playing together. Also, Ms. Brenda was in the living room holding Aydden and feeding him. Ms. Brenda stated that she has not received any papers regarding her foster care license. Ms. Brenda stated that she is frustrated with the process and that it has taken a longer time. Ms. Brenda mentioned that it has taken a long time for her to complete her fingerprint. She reported that currently she is waiting the background study and fingerprint forms to be sent to her. Ms. Borkovec's phone ring and it was Elizabeth Borkovec. Ms. Brenda asked CPSW if Elizabeth can come and join the meeting. CPSW approved it and Elizabeth Borkovec showed up less than 5 minutes.

CM was unable to reach Ms. Williams (caregiver) in regards to 30 Day CFT meeting for Nsilo (youth). CM left caregiver a detailed message and reported CM will be on vacation on Monday, 8/7/17 for upcoming court hearing. CM requested to meet with the family prior to court hearing to conduct 30-day CFT meeting at the youth detention center located in Teterboro, NJ. CM provided caregiver with CM’s contact information.

A discussion took place with Mrs. Cordell about her criminal history having the ability to negatively affect placement of Max in her care. Mrs. Cordell stated her cases where dismissed, and she has not had any other criminal history or involvement with any criminal activity since those events occurred. Mrs. Cordell was informed that although there were criminal history, it does not mean the child will not be placed in her care, but could have negative effects on placement. The assessor also informed Mrs. Cordell that although there is criminal history, it does not mean Max will not be placed in her care. After the discussion, Mrs. Cordell voiced understanding.

FRF met with the client at her home to follow up with the family and Cilia's behavior. Mom told the FRF that they are trying to change Cilia from Mountain High to Saint Joseph High School in orden to graduate form Saint Joseph High school and have better chances to be accepted in colleges that Cilia wants to apply after she graduates from High School. Cilia did not want to talk to the FRF anymore because she said that her case with the court has been closed and that she does not have any pending charges with them. Cilia was caught doing marujuana close by her school and she recieved charges from Youth Court but the charges were dismised because at the moment she was involved with the Juvenile court. MOm is still waiting for the new charges

Mrs. Debra Mogul contacted this Agent, in reference to the Subject. Mrs. Mogul reported she has a hearing on November 13, 2016 and inquired if the Subject was compliant with his probation. Ms. Mogul further stated she wondering if she should extend the Protective Order against the Subject, because she was fearful. It was explained, that the Subject is compliant with his supervision. However, if she felt like it was needed to extend the Protective Order it was her call.

7/20 at 8:45am worker received a phone call from Todd, Crystal's probation officer. Todd stated that the surveillance officer received information that Crystal is still associating with drug court clients. Todd stated that the surveillance officer went out to the house and Crystal answered. Crystal needed to go pick someone up and would return home. At 11 pm there was no answer at Crystals door. Tood just received an email about Crystal engaging in several relationships with drug court men. Todd wanted to know how important the ACR was that day due to he was going to request an emergency court setup that afternoon. Worker stated that they would like parents to attend, but his emergency court would be more important. Todd notes that Crystal

SC, Jennifer Stoker was contacted by Jonathan’s mother, Father, provider and Sandra Nelly via telephone. Sandra introduced herself as SC from life path who following Jonathan. She stated this meeting to follow up on his pan for be on probation. SC asked how long Jonathan is on probation. Sandra stated she don’t know but will follow up with SC one she find out. Sandra noted she will only see he twice a year but once he turns 21 year old she will no long see him. Sandra noted her jobs is work with Jonathan to put a plan in place to help supportive positive behavior. Jonathan noted he has not been getting to trouble and has been busy. Jonathan also noted he has been spending a lot of the time with his parents. His mother and father noted

She informed the family that the CPW CW had changed to Tamika Harvey and she provided me and the family with contact information. We discussed the concerns that the Garcia family shared in regards to the case. The family reported that they feel that they are the “bad guys” in the situation and they reported that they do not understand what is going on. The family discussed that the previous CPS CW has been extremely rude to them and during their last phone call she was yelling at them. The family reported that this has been a very hard walk for them. We also discussed the latest conversation in regards to the biweekly visits with the maternal family. The Garcia family reported that they have very busy schedules and they cannot make any promises to be available for transportation during each visit. I informed the family of my earlier discussion with the CPS CW and also informed them that Angelheart had suggested moving the meeting times on Friday to occur during business hours to allow Angelheart to help with that burden for transporting. I informed the family that we had not received a response from the CPS CW at this

I know Ms. Diaz is scheduled to attend orientation this Friday, 8/28, but Wanda is on vacation this Friday. and is expected to return the week of 9/9, therefore she will not be able to process Ms. Diaz’s fingerprints upon her return. To assure she is cleared by her start date, 9/21/15, would it be possible for Ms. Diaz to come in today or tomorrow to meet with Wanda.

MSTT and Pamm met and examined her expectations for Alyianna regarding visitations with her father's family. Pamm expressed a specific time frame, no sleepovers, and open communication. If these expectations are not followed Alyianna will not longer have visitations. MSTT and Pamm then explained these expecations to Alyianna. Pamm also expressed these expectations to the family. With everyone agreeing to Pamm terms the visitation was put in place and one expectation was not followed. Alyianna did not call Pamm with her Aunts' contact information once she was in the home. Pamm had the Aunt address put needed her phone number which she was never given. MSTT and Pamm examined if consequences should be given meaning not allowing other visit for

Case management services were provided in Anaheim. Present at the meeting was WYP (Wraparound Youth Partner) Andy Ngo. The youth did not show up to the meeting. WYP Ngo attempted to look for the youth. The youth was not at home or at school. WYP Ngo contacted the youth via a phone call, but the youth did not answer. WYP Ngo checked in with the youth’s grandmother. The youth’s grandmother does not know the youth’s whereabouts. The youth’s grandmother contacted the youth’s mother. The youth’s mother informed WYP Ngo the youth is meeting with his probation officer. The youth double book and the one on one will have to be rescheduled as soon as possible.

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Christine Jones is a mother of two adult children that she practically raised on her own. She was recently granted temporary custody of her six grandchildren. When the children were removed from their parents, Ms. Jones graciously took all six children into her care, without hesitation. Ms. Jones has always worked several jobs to provide for her family and today is no different. Ms. Jones has taken the children into her home, making adjustment to her home to accommodate each of them. The children were somewhat apprehensive about leaving their parents but have adjusted well. The children are very grateful that they were not separated at removal. Ms. Jones works a full time job, cares for all six children and works a second job on the

This worker arrived to Brandi’s home at 10:00 am with Jarred and Zoey. Jarred and Zoey walked to the backyard and entered the home through the back door. When the children entered the home Brandi was in bed and did not get up to greet them. Jarred asked Brandi if he could have something to eat and she told him to go into the kitchen and make himself a breakfast bowl. Zoey began to play with the cat and did not ask for anything to eat which resulted in her not getting any breakfast. Jarred returned to the bedroom with his food. He began to play on the computer and eat his breakfast. Zoey played with the cats and Brandi went back to sleep.

Spending quality time with family is one of my favorite childhood memories, whether it was spending time outdoors, playing ping pong, or watching a movie. My most meaningful family memory came from our vacation to Colorado back in 2004; yes, 2004. Although I don’t remember all of the events that transpired, I’m able to recall most of the memorable events that took place. It was a cool, misty morning in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, and I could distinctly hear the unmistakable elk calls that echoed through the mountains. The breeze gently scraped my face as I got into the car to begin the first day of our family vacation in Colorado. I could hear the car tires gently humming on the road during this cool, foggy, Colorado morning. As I looked past the lanky pine trees, glistening drops of dew formed on the tall grass, dancing with the wind. As we moved further down the road, I could see the tip of the sun barely begin to peek over the steep, snowy mountain peaks; however, the sun was soon covered by the misty Colorado clouds. This was it: our family vacation!