Famil Family Case Study

In case study nine, “The Family I Have,” we explore the relationship life of a Jewish girl named Myra during her adolescent years. Her story primarily focuses on her family relationship issues being that she neglected her family for her friends and other aspects of her life. This case study explores the relationship transition from family first to friends first as Myra went from childhood to adolescents. Like many adolescents, Myra’s shift is further driven by the newfound independence of adolescence, However, her desire for independence and means to gain it may have been more extreme than the stereotypical adolescent, causing turmoil in her and her family’s lives. Her story also analyzes the concept of family and the roles that each member plays within the unit. Eventually, Myra tries to strengthen her relationship with her family during her college years but wonders if it’s too late because the damage of their roles is already done.

SOCIAL SUPPORT: Client continues to complain why DHS didn’t submit her housing package to this shelter. She also states that this worker is mental health and she doesn’t have any mental health disorder to be placed in a SRO. Client also threatened to this worker to call 311, DHS advocate and the Coalition. As she quotes:” is not about you or CAMBA, I am doing this because DHS have all of my information”.

Ansonia asserts that the decision to reject Complainant’s application based on his household size (four) for a one-bedroom apartment was correct and was consistent with the company’s policy and the law. Ansonia states that its follows the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) occupancy policy of “two-persons-per-bedroom” as outlined in both Handbook 4350 and notices published in the Federal Register on December 18, 1998. This policy is acceptable and reasonable under the Fair Housing Act and consistent with and in compliance with the City of Chicago’s Municipal Code in rejecting Complainant’s application.

Family is currently residing at 976 Tinton Ave. Bronx, NY Unit 56. Family composition consists of Andrew Palmer (husband, 36y); Nadine Declaire (self, 29y); Dedanja Palmer (stepson, 16y); Sandy Declaire (daughter, 13y); Natchia Declaire (daughter, 13y); Andrea Palmer (daughter, 5y). Ms. Declaire stated that no one else will move in with the family if an apartment is obtained. Lastly, no one in the family has been convicted of a crime either has been on probation or parole.

On this date worker received a call from Tori Pettit. Ms. Pettit stated that Serv-Pro had visited Ms. Smith's home did an assessment and sent off the mold samples. The results came back that the house is not livable due to mold infestation. The mold is in the walls, ceiling, basement, and air vents. Ms. Pettis has spoken with Ms. Smith and Ms. Rachel Rodgers about Ms. Smith moving ASAP. Ms. Pettit stated that Tri-County could place Ms. Smith into a group home now due to her home being deemed unlivable. However, Ms. Smith is not interested in-group home placement and would rather live independently. Ms. Rachel Rodgers has agreed to assist Ms. Smith with apartment applications and any other thing need in order for MS. Smith to find residence.

Mrs. Marva lack of employment have caused her bills to get behind, which has landed her on the eviction list. Housing Authority Policy demands that anyone, who is on Section 8 and is living within one

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.

As requested by Sandra the writer sent consent form and advocated on behalf of Hayley.

On 11/06/2015 Ms. Tameca Chandler came to the SSO to meet with CM Watterson for an ILP meeting. HS De La Torre approach client to ask her if it is possible to stay extra half an hour in order to develop a Housing Plan and discuss barriers, housing opportunities to transition into permanent housing. Client agreed to stay to discuss a housing plan.

On 06/24/2016 HS De La Torre met briefly with Ms. Bethune for a follow up with any housing leads. As per client it has been difficult to view apartments. Brokers are not taking her due to lack of stable income, poor credit. Client stated that she viewed a condominium located around 141 Street and Atlantis Ave. New York, NY directly with a Landlord who is willing to assist her. Client did not provide any information regarding the Landlord. Client is concern about the fact that the apartment is a condominium that DHS will not approve the apartment. HS reached out to DHS for a correct follow up, HS is waiting for a response.

The family consumes a nutritionally rich diet including adequate portions of fresh fruit and vegetables. However, their intake of processed food such as sausages and sandwich meat is a cause for concern. Children are also allowed to have nutritious snacks twice each day. Since Mr. Schaefer suffers from weight issues and high blood pressure, his wife refrains from keeping salty snacks at home. They have family gatherings almost every weekend when they indulge in cocktails and beer. The daughters are only permitted to drink juice at such gatherings. The family stated that all four family members share the dinner table at least five times a week.

At this time, the timeliness of your move in, is contingent on you making your scheduled appointments with me so that the required paperwork can be completed. We have several items that need to be completed. That cannot be done, unless you come to the office and complete them. I usually create my schedule a week or two in advance, and can fit unexpected meetings between prescheduled one’s. Since this program primary focus is on self- sufficiency, I work with participants with appointments only. Therefore, I ask that you contact, before you attempt to come to the office, since I may have other appointments scheduled at that time.

I work in family shelter with single adults with theirs children’s, Amanda a resident who live in shelter with her two children and received a City Voucher for a one bedroom apartment 2 months ago, the voucher is valid for a year , all she have to do is found an apartment. Client is expected to find a landlord that is willing to accept city vouchers. The shelter provides her with a listing of landlords through the city and she contacted all of them. A few apartments were located in Staten Island which she refused to even go for a viewing because I she considered that Staten Islands is too far for her, This week Amanda came frustrated stating that she are not going to be able to move never, because several place requests credit report from

Client presented a pleasant and patient demeanor. Her behavior is acceptable and in accordance with the DHS rules and regulations. She will benefit from SRO that offers on site management support to assist client with community resources and skill building so that client can achieve a greater self determination to become self-sufficient and to secure and retain housing or independently with HHA services.

The story of Aiden and Jayla is a long and eventful one. They are an interracial couple who worked hard in life for themselves and each other. They had many problems in their lives and relationship yet they always managed to come out of the chaos unscathed.