Housing Goals Case Study

of the therapy, the client meets the therapist to describe specific problems and to set goals they

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Session 1: During this face to face session on 8/8/16, MHS addressed the following ADLs: Medication Monitoring, Community Involvement, and Functional Skills. MHS asked the client if he had taken his medication today. The client reported that he did take his medication. The client mood was cheerful and inviting. The stated he is still looking forward to working when he can. The client stated he gets bored sometimes just sitting at home. The client requested to be accompanied to the library. MHS praised the client in making progress for independent living (20 mins). MHS accompanied the client to the library to view educational videos on how to display appropriate social skills in the workplace (25 mins). MHS suggested visiting the library gives

Affordable housing has become the paramount issue of cities and dense urban areas. San Francisco is the posterchild of an unaffordable city that regardless of immense investment from blue chip firms like Google, Facebook, and their ilk of startups evaluated at $1 billion or more, policymakers and elected officials must wrestle with the housing affordability crisis that is considered endogenous to swaths of homelessness and record statistics on crime. In New York City, Mayor Bill de Blasio has made affordable housing the centerpiece of his legislation and championed the cause as a social justice issue—neighborhoods must remain affordable to maintain diversity for all races, ethnicities, and low-income families. A small sample of 827 New Yorkers by the NY1-Baruch College City Poll found the main concern of respondents was affordable housing while crime, jobs, and homelessness were peripheral problems (Cuza, 2016). The public discourse on how to address housing across the United States has pointed to negative externalities that surround rent-regulation and homeownership. Conversely, for this essay I will present various cases in order to illustrate the housing crunch is influenced less by housing and land regulations, or antagonistic homeowners but is induced by global market forces.

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Two main reasons contribute to why I would love to become a Housing Ambassador. To help get many prospective and current students excited and involved in campus housing is the first reason. So many people shoot down on campus housing because of the price; however, people do not realize housing is more than just a room you pay for. You live here, study here, and have fun here. There are many events, free stuff, and free food that residence halls and RSA provide for students. I want to be able to show students that off-campus students do not have the same experiences as on-campus students. The second reason I would like to become a Housing Ambassador is for the experience. Ultimately, I would like to become a dean or chancellor of a college in my golden years. Being an Housing Ambassador would provide me with life-long experiences that I could take into my future careers as a business leader, politician, and dean/ chancellor.

I-CM informed the client that he had contacted and left a message with LA Family Housing the week prior, but no one answered due to the Thanksgiving holiday. CM contacted LA Family Housing again with the client present, but on one answered and a voice message was left. CM continued to assess client’s mental health and medication compliance. CM inquired what outside activities the client has been engaging in. CM inquired about client’s plans for Thanksgiving.

On 1/5/2016, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review and housing plan. In the meeting client was cooperative and friendly. She was dressed appropriately for the weather.

During the session (AC’s) affect was appropriate to contentment; he was not overly emotional but reasonably distressed over his current situation of not being able to control his anger. His rate of speech was somewhat rapid when addressing what happens when he feels of angry. His tone was average throughout. His thought process was logical; yet he did not demonstrate proper insight about his actions. His dress was appropriate for the setting and the weather. He wore a black sweat suit, his grooming was adequate. (AC) was cooperative during the session answering all

I- CM inquired if client returned LA Family Housing’s call to set up his CES assessment appointment. CM made client call LA Family Housing during the session, because client has not been able to make an appointment. CM informed client that he requested a dental consult with the VA liaison. CM inquired if client visited the Bob Hope Patriotic Hall to start his application for getting the “Veteran” label on his CA driver license. CM continued to inquire if client was interested in creating a savings plan. CM continued to assess client’s mental health and medication compliance

I was previously employed at a homeless shelter, where client and staff consisted of various cultural background. At my previous employment, I assisted my supervisor with the transitional housing program. The process for the transitional housing was clients that resided at the homeless shelter that followed the shelter’s policies, guidelines, obtained employment, and saved money were referred to our transitional housing program. The transitional housing program consisted of units in the community the agency rented. The agency paid the rent on the units and clients resided up to two years and/or clients were prepared to relocate to permanent housing. Due to the limited units the agencies rented, only a few clients were placed in transitional

One example of a successful permanent supportive housing is U.S. Vets program located in Washington D.C. The U.S. Vets Initiative has provided permanent housing to veterans since 2003 (United States Veterans Initiative, 2015). In February 2015, a newly-renovated facility opened which serves 85 veterans daily, and also provides employment assistance and housing support to veterans and their families (United States Veterans Initiative, 2015). Permanent supportive housing is available on-site and provides the support of a veteran community. They also provide access to case management services, job assistance and therapeutic and support groups (United States Veterans Initiative, 2015). Their specialized on-site housing services can include rental

Here is a brief listing of what we have to offer. The primary intention and inspiration of Rogue Dwellings is to shelter the people through empowerment. We can help facilitate an understanding of what it is to live on the ground around the fire, less through the internet and more with the elements. Get in touch with the ground, get in touch with us, we have ongoing workshops for tipi living and making. We also make tipis and other tents, like this seven sided tensile tent, which houses our treadle sewing

Federal Housing assistance was created to help low-income families, the disable and the elderly afford a decent home to live. The government spends billions of dollars each year to make sure this program remains effective. However, people are remaining on the wait lists for years and years and do not make it to the top of the list. Why is that? I find this to be very unacceptable. The reason the wait list is so long is that there is no time frame for people to be on this program. I would recommend implementing a program that allows individuals who are receiving the housing assistance to remain on the program for 2-4 years. This will only apply to individuals who are able to work. This will not apply to the elderly or the disabled. To help

I hope you are all doing well. In our attempt to set up the meeting to discuss the financial guidelines for the rapid Re-Housing Program