Stephanie Smith Case

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.

Also on the very same day, February 27, 2016, the police called the Department of Children and Families (DCF) reporting suspected abuse and neglect pursuant M.G.L Ch. 119, Sec. 51A. the report was screened in and supported, but the Department has yet taken no legal action to remove the children from my wife, Ms. Holly Bettina. From this very day, my wife refused to allow my children to visit me at any time and under any circumstances.

Monique Johnson, President of the Tenant Association for Throgs Neck houses held a meeting for her residents addressing all hot water and heating concerns. Monique tactically used our offices precense to intimidate and emphazise the lack of services Management has been providing. I made multiple inquiries to Luis Ponce, Senior Vice President for Operations Support Services, R. Knapp, Heating Services & Operations Director, Javier Almodovar, Deputy Director of Heating Services, Keven Wells, Administrator of Heating Services and Throgs Neck houses superintendent Wallace Vereen. NYCHA’s heating division explained the process and common occurrences on how hot water and heating services are affected. Management assured all the residents a trial

Collateral sources consistently report that the child was well cared for and obtained all services which were needed. It appears that the mother has been involved with professionals providing educational and medical services to Drea, since the Order of Protection has been

Amber Ross is a 17 year-old female. She has a very demanding, high stress course load as a second semester junior at a very prestigious private school. Jessica has always been a high achiever. She leads the grade as Valedictorian. Due to her very high standards of herself and decisions, when her goals cannot be met she becomes increasingly self-critical. Recently, she’s struggled with significant feelings of worthlessness and shame due to her inability to perform as well as she always has in the past.

Caseyn’s biological father failed to submit to assessments and treatments. He was employed at a roofing company and at an auto body shop. He is currently incarcerated. The biological father did not comply with the majority of the steps in his case plan. He refused to complete parenting classes, substance abuse counseling, and classes for battering. He surrendered his parental rights, without counseling, to Caseyn and his siblings on December 21, 2016 in the presence of the Agency’s Attorney, Courtney Franklin, and his Attorney, Varhonda Burrell.

1. What target market or markets can you identify for Wilson? How could she forecast sales for her service in each market?

Mothers addicted to heroin during a pregnancy are not only harmful to mother and child during gestation but have many social and medical problems after birth of the child. In the first paragraph I describe how women might come to find themselves in the situation of abusing drugs and finding out they are pregnant. I will provide information on some signs or a profile of addiction and substance abuse in women. The next point I will cover is through an interesting study that shows what the mothers pregnancy , the babies birth and postpartum outcomes are. I will explore what the options are for treatment during pregnancy and whether the mother can be separated from her dependency. Lastly I will disclose what the legal and social implications for chemical dependent women hold. Do moms go to jail? I will bring to light what the future holds for new born that have a mother who is addicted to heroin.

Kerrie Peterson is the general manager in the corporate lending department of the company Access. In a recent meeting with chief executive officer Tom Wilkes and other general managers, Kerrie agreed to a cost reduction goal of fifteen percent of her operating budget (Lester & Parnell, 2006). One of the first things that Kerrie decides to do is have a meeting with her senior management team- the team consisted of five people. Each person differed in their age, experience level, and what changes they thought should take place. When Kerrie realized their meeting was somewhat counter-productive, she decided to get David, the human resources leader, to talk to her senior management team individually where they would tell him their opinions without

The birth father has an extensive history of drug abuse and alcohol use. Blake was brought into care due a his birth mother's actions. A call was placed to the DCFS in regard to the well-being of Blake Stroud after his birth mother was arrested for three counts of Domestic Battery and one count of Aggravated Assault. It was determined that the birth mother was intoxicated at the time of her arrest. The birth mother pulled Blake by his t-shirt which restricted his airway. Additionally, the birth mother threatened to kill herself, her paramour and Blake at the time of the incident which resulted in her arrest. The birth mother was charged by the DCFS for substantial risk of physical injury/environment injurious to health and welfare and cuts,

Two children, ages 2 and 4 years old, were abandoned first by their mother and father and then by their grandmother. DPJ, Department Protection of Youth, was getting ready to separate the two children, adopting them out to two different families, total strangers to the kids, following the grandmothers’ unwillingness to keep them. DPJ is the organization in Québec (Canada) that handles these situations: parent’s negligence, physical abuse, sexual abuse, among other things.

Once placed on the case file, notify the defendants Anne Smith and James Smith, without prejudice of the prompt service of the notice to their defence counsel, under the terms of the following court order.

A law passed recently in Tennessee allows the state to criminally charge pregnant women with assault if their child is born testing positive for illicit drugs or has been harmed due to drug use. Tennessee is the first state in the United States to pass this law. The only way a woman can mitigate the legal consequences is if she voluntarily enrolls herself into long-term drug rehabilitation treatment and completes the program during or after her pregnancy. There are two social problems that are being caused by this policy: the separation of mother and newborn in the most critical stages of a baby’s development, as well as the disparities being created among pregnant drug users who are poor and have a lack of quality medical, social and

This case has been ongoing with several reports made to DCF regarding issues including lack of supervision, truancy, drug use and alleged neglect. Working with DCF Child Protection Specialists this student has been able to observe interactions with the family, including interviews with the mother and the children. There have been 10 referrals since 2011, with five of those occurring in the last 18 months.