Dennis Baker Case Study

In 1997 My kids and I moved out of a one-bedroom apartment, where I was paying market rent and into a

These settlement housing complexes, along with other emerging municipally supported housing and projects, were failing considerably as time went on, in more ways than not. Ways these housing and government projects were failing were in hygiene and sanitation, in addition to perishable products that went uninspected, like meat and dairy products, which eventually made citizens very ill, and even killed a few. Local factories emitting toxic fumes also did not help the issue at all8

Poor health and safety, and health and hygiene conditions were due to untrained/poorly trained staff and working under staffed. Residents were taken to other residential homes in the area and Orme house was closed down.

Client reported alcohol as his drug of choice with the last use date of March, 2017. No acute intoxication or withdrawal symptoms were reported. No treatment plan was developed in this dimension. Client appears to be stable at this time.

Evictions have a mental price on kids, who will remember that event for the rest of their lives. Desmond shows the huge impact it takes on the children who are not responsible for their upbringing and can ingrain the “poverty mentality” early on. An

Immediately upon looking at the walls residence, 93 little Hobart Street, one can tell that the family is suffering from poor living conditions. The outside of the house lacks any paint and there are many holes in the porch causing a safety hazard for the kids or anyone else. The interior is not fashioned with plumbing and there is only one bathroom in the entirety of the house. The house is essentially falling apart with clear holes in the ceiling. One room is used for most things and there are lots of paintings that line the walls of the home. All of the kids are crowded into one bed; there is essentially mold on every wall of the house. There are four children in the house named Jeanette, Lori, Brian, and Maureen. Jeanette is twelve, Lori is fifteen, Brian is eleven, and Maureen who is seven years old. All of the children appear to be rather dirty and looked battered. They must be freezing as this house does not have insulation whatsoever.

The government makes one of the biggest contributions to the welfare of the family by providing financial safety. The problem is that the government fails to show any concern for these families unless it is brought to their attention, and even then nothing is changed. The lack of interest by the housing authorities leads to the neglect of Horner for over fifteen years. "The rotting carcasses explained the putrid odor rising from the Riverses' toilet. It wasn't aborted fetuses, as LaJoe had though. It was dead animals, the stench of rotting flesh

Unlike the gorgeous public buildings the workers homes were very similar. Each house had two stories with five rooms, including a cellar, pantries, and closets. I learned that Pullman’s intentions weren’t fully true. Though public facilities were marvelous, working homes were very bland. Cite: Huffman, Nicole.

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.

“People who found a settlement naturally choose a neglected part of the city and therefore problems of municipal hygiene become very important to them.” Settlements are placed in the most impoverished parts of the city where streets are dirtier than most, garbage is rarely collected, houses are very unsanitary, and people are more prone to diseases. In 1902, it was reported that death rate of typhoid had doubled since the year before. Once investigated it was found that flies in the sewage disposals were carrying infections like typhoid and cholera. This lead to sanitary reforms and cleaning out the disease infected neighborhoods. “Many things will probably come to their attention as needing to be righted, but they will not be obliged to work single-handed against the more or less open opposition of officials whose neglect is responsible for the evils they are trying to reform.” It was also noted that Department of Health received many complaints of the sanitation problems in these neighborhoods but had been ignored. With the help of the Hull House and the public who have witnessed the problems, the department finally saw the problem which lead to many more reforms. The Hull House also helped pass the first child labor laws and factory laws after investigations into the sweat

Gary Baker is a non-SDA famer who has a total of 57 years farming on his own. According to FLP staff, the applicant has a current FSA-902 and is reporting farming activity consistently with FLP application. He was born and raised on a family farm and has farmed the majority if not all his life. He started his own farming operation in 1961 after working for his father for multiple years. His major enterprise is Soybeans and Tobacco. This year he projects to plant 225 acres of soybeans and 70 acres of Flue-Cured Tobacco. The size of the operation is considered between small and medium being that it is 100 acres. All the farmland is large and is near to his headquarters. He does not work a non-farm income job currently. He does most of the work on his own but does

R/s Donald Burgess has peripheral vascular disease, COPD, chronic pain, left side weakness, reoccurring blood cloths, and fluid retention in left leg. R/s Mr. Burgess is living in his enclosed garage. R/s Mr. Burgess warms by a space heater and an electric blanket. R/s it was reported that the space heater is no longer working. R/s it was reported that Mr. Burgess hadn’t bathe in some time now, his pants were torn, and the garage is very dirty. R/s Mr. Burgess uses a bedside commode. R/s Mr. Burgess can only wash up, he doesn’t have a bathtub or shower. R/s Mr. Burgess are not supposed to drive due seizures. R/s

The kitchen is described as being in disorder with unwashed pans under the sink, a dish towel left on the table, a loaf of bread

This is an Annual ISP. Ned is a pleasant and friendly Caucasian male. He communicates his wants and needs verbally and is fully ambulatory. Ned is relatively quiet and does not initiate conversations with peers or staff. However, he will interact with others and engage in conversation. Ned enjoys community outings such as, bowling and swimming, watching TV and listening to music.

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