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Case Study 69-Year-Old Home

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Mr. Johnny Boggs, 69-year-old Caucasian divorced male, lives with his biological daughter, Ms. Wanda Boggs Ferguson, 20-year-old Caucasian, and her husband Mr. Charles Ferguson, 21-year-old Caucasian along with their two sons, Charles Ferguson Jr. (3 years and 10 months old) and Liam Ferguson (13 months old) at the current residence (381 Greenbriar Rd, Louisa, KY, 41230). The house is in Mr. Boggs name and he is residing in the house for the last 50 years. Randel is the youngest child, 17-year-old Caucasian male, who was placed out of home for illegal drug use, aggression (hitting, punching, pushing, swearing, and cursing) towards his father, non-compliance, defiance, running away from the home with whereabouts unknown, truancy, and unsatisfactory …show more content…

Ms. Boggs physical conditions are interrupting his ability to provide effective supervision to Randel. Mr. Boggs wants all family members to be involved in helping Randel. The APPI-2A scores show Mr. Boggs's beliefs within high risk domain in the area of empathy and child …show more content…

The family is making a new house for Randel and it will be ready soon, which will give more freedom to Randel and potentially put him at more risk. It, therefore, has becomes crucial for Randel to develop good bonding and feel part of the family. The family shows strengths in several areas, such as stable housing, financial stability, absence of any DV/substance use, safe environment, no mental health issues (except Mr. Boggs's Depression), and appears to be healthy (except Mr. Boggs physical ailments). The family appears to be able to meet Randel's financial needs, but he continues to be at risk due to age, his past history, and dysfunctional relationship with family members. Additionally, there may be some irregularities in getting help for Mr. Johnny Boggs, as he is in need of Home Health nursing services and that has not been arranged. Mr. Boggs's incontinence problem may be a health risk factor for two small children of Mr. and Ms. Ferguson in the house. The family may also benefit from learning budgeting and managing finances effectively along with nurturing parenting and improving their

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