Mems: A Case Study

Discussed at weekly social meeting, it was discussed how Jack was doing and the parental involvement. Mum was not engaging with the nurses, she showing very little interested in getting involved in Jack’s care. Social worker to get in contact with the named social worker t discuss where they are in the process of taking over care, and weather they found suitable foster care

She attempts to dig the foundation for the Glass Castle next to their decrepit house on Little Hobart Street. However, after it is finished, her father orders them to dump garbage into the pit. Jeannette does not have the courage to disagree, and their carefully dug foundation is reduced to a landfill: “‘It's a temporary measure,’ Dad told me. He explained that he was going to hire a truck to cart the garbage to the dump all at once. But he never got around to that, either, and as Brian and I watched, the hole for the Glass Castle's foundation slowly filled with garbage”(155). As Jeannette watches, powerless to help, the neighborhood children mock the Walls children for “[living] in garbage ‘cause you are garbage!”(165). In reaction, Jeannette does not have a satisfactory response because “what [he] had said was true: We did live in garbage”(165). The ridicule causes the other children to shun Jeannette as they

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

11. The Division is permitted access to Ms. Gueits’ home and shall make a child welfare referral to Florida regarding housing assistance and services being implemented for the children once physical custody is transferred to Ms.

All the group’s health and safety procedures will be reviewed with the admission of the child with additional needs.

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.

Subchapter O, Foster Homes: Health and Safety Requirements, Environment, Space and Equipment Division 4, Space and Equipment September 2010

. Another relation to the safeguarding and welfare requirements relating to the EYFS are risk assessments on a regular bases, this will ensure the childcare setting is safe to be in and hazards are at a very low risk, as well as this professional attitudes with staff are a must, this is to ensure the correct working relationships are formed, therefore trust can be built

This letter is in response to your complaint in reference to your son, Joseph Deffenbaugh Moschetti sustaining injuries while in foster care. You initially spoke to the Foster Care Ombudsman, Darin Mancuso from the Governor’s Advocacy Office (GAO) on June 15, 2015 after Mr. Mancuso saw your posts on Facebook regarding the injuries your son sustained while in foster care. Please accept this letter in response to your expressed concerns and as an explanation of our findings based on our investigation and review of the complaint.

Medical: Ms. Williams failed to submit her medical documentation. Ms. Williams is expected to submit her medical evaluation or physical by 03/2017. Case Manager explained to Ms. Williams that if she failed to submit the documents required she would be considered as non-compliance.

The reports from the quality control section will then be reviewed at a weekly meeting which will consist of the initial social worker, quality control advisor, immediate supervisor and director in order to collaborate on improving the outcome of the case. These meetings will be recorded through proper documentation in order to sustain accountability in case the child’s case is called into the judicial court

CCIB Intake received referral #1560-1578-3742-8023697 from reporting party and foster parent Isaiah Haro. According to the reporting party (RP) the foster children spend a great deal of time in the living room watching television or in their rooms playing games. Each child has their own room with their own television. Foster child Savina Anna Ventura DOB: 11/14/06 is private and doesn't like anyone entering her room. Approximately at 6PM on 9/21/16 Junior age 18 the biological son of foster father looked through all the bedrooms for foster child Juan Olea age 7 to take him to the park. Savina's door was open and it appeared her room was empty, however, Junior heard voices coming from inside the room. Junior overheard Savina asked Juan to like

This form assesses the potential foster families on whether or not they are equipped to take care of children. The beginning of the 3120-A gives information on the potential foster parent such as date of birth and whether there is a legal relationship between the adult and child in care. The form also discusses whether or not there are any additional member(s) of the household that needs clearance during the background check. The next section of the 3130 is information on the potential foster families criminal history and whether they are on the central registry for crimes against children. This assessment also requires the worker to get more details if criminal history exists and whether or not this can potentially prohibit direct placement.

For fun, Kristi would spend her time on her family's’ Atari or her personal Walkman. Sometimes instead, Kristi would just go outside and play around. The toys Kristi would play with would be Barbies and the jump

One way Maurice William’s faces problems in the foster homes is to have a meeting with every foster parent under their program every three months. In this meeting, all issues are discussed in great length and an appropriate procedure to deal with each specific problem are agreed upon and implemented so that the problems do not come up