CAS203: Principles of Case Management - Children’s focus - Aboriginal focus - Case Study Assessment Answer

Internal Code: 1AIACC Code: CAS203

Children’s focus and Aboriginal focus Case Study Assessment Answer

Assignment Task: CAS203 Children’s focus Case Study - A mother with two boys arrives at your service Wayss, she has been living in a car for two weeks while travelling down from Alice Springs. You notice quickly that both boys are acting out with the eldest (aged 10 years) intimidating and threatening his youngest brother (aged 4 years). CAS203 The youngest is grossly overweight, timid and appears anxious and does not respond to you. The mother informs you she is depressed, couch surfing with a relative for the next few days and can’t control her boys, stating they “don’t listen”. That afternoon the family have been given short-term accommodation in a hotel until something more suitable becomes available. The SHS caseworker gives Together 4 Kids (T4K) a ring to arrange a child-focused assessment as soon as possible. Aboriginal focus Case Study - CAS203 An elderly grandmother presents at 4pm on Friday afternoon. She has with her three young children all of whom look under the age of 10 years. All four look tired although two of the children appear restless and fidgety. They indicate that they are Aboriginal. The grandmother greets you at the front desk and says that they need a house in your local area.

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