• Observed the home as clean and neat. • The client receives food stamps. • The client will apply for Medicaid, Well care, or Peach care for the children. •
Reporter stated the children don 't know what apartment number to go to if they do go to The Brittany 's Apartments. Reporter stated the concern is the children not knowing where to go and they may get lost. Reporter stated the grandmother is willing to keep them. Reporter stated ther is possible previous DHS history of the children being taken away and given to the father. Reporter stated the children were given back to mom after she got a home.
The drugs are not being sold in the home. The drugs are not being manufactured in the home. Jilian hallucinate. Jilian had Jackson in the wood for about five to six hours at night walking through the
The client, Chase Robinson, is a 5 year old African American male. The child’s family was referred to CPS after a family friend’s 2 year old son died while being supervised by Chase’s biological mother, Amber Robinson, father, Chance Robinson, and a live-in friend, Anthony Coleman. The case was then transferred to Child Protective Services On-going after Amber, Chance, and Anthony were arrested on first degree murder charges. Chase’s maternal aunt, Octavia Carter, now has temporary custody of Chase and his two younger siblings. Ms. Carter also has 5 children of her own, ranging from ages 5-10.
The neighborhood they live in is dangerous: it is just recovering from a cocaine epidemic; there’s no reliable public transportation; and their mother calls her young children “sluts and whores.” She does not work and relies on her five kids for welfare checks that pay for rent, food, and
It is unknown if Savannah has access to the drugs. It is unknown if the drugs were manufactured in the home. It is unknown if drugs were sold in the home. Savannah stated that the Intake Worker that: "Her grandmother (parental) gave me candy and paint of the candy and killed herself."
Santana used the drugs in the home. The drugs are not being sold in the home. The drugs are not being manufactured in the home. It is unknown if the children have access to the drugs. Santana and her boyfriend (unknown) got into a Santana called the police.
PER REPORTER: Adam and Regina are using drugs around Natalee and Levi. Natalee made a commit that mom and dad was fighting over some pills. It is unknown if the children have access to the drugs and if they are manufactured in the home. Per reporter on last Monday Adam and Brandy was violent in front of the children.
This is a social crisis that can often prevent people from providing basic needs for their families and themselves. To narrow the scope a little I will concentrate on what would/could happen to children in these circumstances beginning with what a parent is legally required to provide for their children: Food, clothing, shelter, medical care, and let's not forget truancy laws. What happens when these are taken away or in a more likely situation, a parent has to pick and choose because they can't afford to do it all? Let us first assume, the family has lost
Drug abuse often is rampant among the lower socio-economic classes. The bill will directly affect families whose benefits are decreased, specifically, the children of the parents who test positive for drugs. This policy seeks to deny aid to the recipients who are using drugs, but benefits will continue for minor children. However, they will continue to suffer because they are dependent on their parents for sustenance.
Mom receives her food stamps at the beginning of the month, and there is often no food by the middle of the month. Mom calls and beg the reporter for money. Mom does not work. She receives about $3000 in disability for herself and all the children. Reporter stated the children have a problem with understanding and comprehension.
The family in my example is a Native American family whose household consists of grandmother, grandfather, daughter and her five children ages 17, 15,12,8, and 5. Both the grandmother and mother work at the local casino. The mother is a supervisor there and often has to work long hours to cover shifts or for special events. The oldest child is female and is in special education with a diagnosis of FASD and has become an active addict using alcohol and prescription drugs. The fifteen year old is an avid anti-drug advocate and very active in sports and school.
Both her mother and father are working constantly just to pay for their rent and food. The children do not get fancy clothing, expensive meals, or new toys. They are
Their parents would always drink alcohol until it comes to a point that they are disregarding and neglecting their children. “Cheryl and I always woke up before our parents, so I would tend to Cheryl’s needs” (3). Both April and Cheryl would hear their parents yelling, fighting, knocking things over, and bumping into walls whenever they drink alcohol. They would also come to see their mother kissing someone else whilst their dad sleeping on the floor. Eventually, due to this family behavior, the Children’s Aid would come and intervene and take April and Cheryl away from their home.
Climate change is a change in global or regional climate patterns; this change has been apparent from the mid to late 20th century and has also attributed largely to the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels. However, what does the common American know about climate change? In this paper we will discuss what Americans understand about the climate system, identify important gaps in public knowledge about climate change, and solutions for educating the public and future generations. The public plays a crucial role in making a difference today and for future generations in regards to climate change and the adverse effects we are seeing.
