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Names of Clients: Practitioner Name for Human Services: Dates Problem Statements The Riverez family was the target of a vicious attack by gang members, who shot Riverez in front of his wife and children. There is need of life resources to feed family of 7, including 5 kids. Mother Julio must do double shift, risking her family life and have no time to care them. Children feel traumatic due to attack on Riverez by the gang and residence area is vio- lent. Due to injury, Riverez could not work and only Julio can not fulfill all family needs. Rico faces a language barrier at school due to his inability to speak English. Interventions That Are Being Considered: Which types of direction do you recommend for this family that are both the least intrusive and the least restrictive? The emergency helpline might be used by Riverez and Julio to contact the police (restrictive interven- tion) Julio by herself, can communicate the welfare society of Eaglewood community ( intrusive interven- tions) Julio can communicate community worker for counselling ( restrictive intervention) Riverez and Julio can ask community to give them safety through police patrolling ( intrusive interven- tions) Free health insurance by community can help Riverez to get well soon. ( Intrusive interventions) Riverez himself can taught English to Rico ( restrictive intervention) Strategies That Are Being Considered It's important to know which systemic family strategies will work best for the family based on the own family's needs and strengths? Riverez and Julio could call the police through emergency helpline Julio by herself, can communicate the welfare society of Eaglewood Julio can communicate community worker for counselling Riverez and Julio can ask community to give them safety through police patrolling

Running Head: Family Care Plan 2 Free health insurance by community can help Riverez to get well soon. Riverez himself can taught English to Rico

Running Head: Family Care Plan 3 Resources That Are Available for Family Which of the available services would you propose to the family to help them meet the needs that have been identified? Determine the specific reasons why each resource will contribute to the fulfilment of the family's requirements. Resource Available In Commu- nity? Yes/No Referrals Made? Yes/No Calling police for help Yes Yes Consultation to community for free health insurance Yes Yes Communication with community organization for financial aid Yes No Julio communication with other community members No No Riverez s skill of speaking English Yes No Expected Potential-Outcomes Which of the following potential outcomes do you anticipate being a result of the interventions and re- sources that have been discussed previously? What kind of relief can the family expect to receive be- cause of the interventions and resources that have been applied?  Calling police for patrolling can eradicate fear of family as well as lessen the violence.  Community worker in collaboration with local bodies can provide free medical insurance to raise standards of many families like Riverez s family.  Community can provide better life resources in case of only one employed person in a family  Mental health and trauma can be reduced by talking to community members.  Riverez s skill of speaking English can enable Rico to learn and speak English at school. Overall Family Assessment 1. To evaluate what is suitable for the family, what systemic family analysis instrument(s) did you use? 2. Based on your examination of the family, what information were you able to gather? 3. What are the family's greatest assets, as well as its most pressing requirements? 4. In what ways did your chosen assessment contribute to the formation of your strategy to working with the family? 1. However, I have determined that the culturagram would be the family's best tool for examining and evaluating its needs. 2. One of the most important aspects of the Riverez family is their living circumstances in the Engle- wood area on the south side of Chicago. The Riverez family lives in a violent gang-related neighborhood where it is unsafe for their five chil- dren to dwell or be around.

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Running Head: Family Care Plan 4 3. The strength of family was Julio s employment and needs are overcoming the language barriers, and communication with community. 4. The Riverez family needs housing aid, daycare, counselling, outreach programs, and ongoing educa- tion as interventions or resources. Name of the Client: Practitioner Name providing Human Services: Community Strategies That Are Being Considered Which systematic community initiatives, both structural and individual, best align with the community's strengths and needs as they have been identified? Provide an explanation of your thinking behind each recommendation. 1. The residents of Englewood should call police for patrolling in violent area, so the family can feel themselves safe and sound. 2. For availability of life resources, the local bodies in collaboration with community can run the programs for welfare of society and Riverez family. 3. The residents and community workers should conduct the meeting to communicate about what is happening in Society of Englewood 4. The community and residents can demand for police patrolling in area to avoid any mishappening with families. 5. Community workers and local bodies should work together to raise the standard of life by improving employment rate and should manage it. 6. The community residents should take care of noise and shouting from neighborhood to save them

Running Head: Family Care Plan 5 from violence of gangs. 7. The community should help the immigrants to overcome the language barriers to get education and employment at workplace. 8. Free transportation in community also solves major issues for white collar citizens. Available Resources To alleviate the problems that have been highlighted in the community, what resources that are currently available do you recommend? Explain how each resource will contribute to the accomplishment of the goal of satisfying the requirements of the community. Resource Available In Community? Yes/No Referrals Made? Yes/No Local community welfare organization Yes Yes Charity based organization in community Yes No Chicago police department Yes Yes Family community Wing Yes No The Englewood portal Yes Yes Residence assistance plan by community No No

Running Head: Family Care Plan 6 Expected Potential-Outcomes Which potential consequences (just for the community) do you anticipate may be the result of the activities and resources that have been detailed above? 1. The residents will feel safe and sound due to safe community settlings and police patrolling. 2. The employment rate will increase due to effort of community and local bodies 3. Meeting of community will increase the social gathering, allowing to know more about each other’s. 4. More assistance and help will be available for needy families to raise quality of their lives. 5. Easily accessible transportations mean will be available for families, suffering financial crises. Overall Community Assessment 1. Which instrument(s) of systemic community analysis did you use to determine what is appropri- ate considering the cultural, social, economic, and educational problems in the community? To be more specific, let us know how you arrived at this decision. 2. What facts have you collected from your investigation of the neighborhood because of your in- vestigation? 3. What are some things that are great about this community, and what are some of the issues that it faces? 4. In what ways did the evaluation that you choose contribute to the formation of your approach to the work that you do within the community? 1. The assessments of community through ecomap, helped me to highlight the geographical as well social problems of eaglewood community. I highlighted economic, social, and cultural gas, suffered by immigrants in Eaglewood community. 2. According to my assessment, the Eaglewood is average area with very conservative community. But involvement of local bodies and community worker can enhance gatherings among the residents. 3. The strength of community is they want to work together under an organization for safe and beneficial Eaglewood community. The community need stronger collaboration among themselves, which may be

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Running Head: Family Care Plan 7 triggered by local bodies. According to my experiences, the selected assessment tool assists me a lot to identify the problems, as well as courage to find out interventions and apply the community to get long term outcomes.

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