LW5050 - Child Protection - Case Study
Added on 2020-03-02
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Running Head: Case study analysisChild ProtectionCase study of Sally Dunford
Case study analysisTable of ContentsCase study analysis....................................................................................................................2Overview of case study..........................................................................................................2Issues with child protection & it’s probable and possible solution........................................2Things to know regarding child safety...................................................................................3Adaptable strategies in the dynamic scenario........................................................................3Seeking cooperation with Sally Dunford & convincing her to listen an d consider the problem...................................................................................................................................4Obstacles likely to arise and how to resolve them.................................................................4Measuring success and dealing with arguments to gain possible outcome............................5References..................................................................................................................................51
Case study analysisCase study analysisOverview of case studySally is a 32-year old Pakeha woman who has 4 children. From the time of her childhood, she was having very little support of her family. There is a small sister namely Dawn who was the only world for Sally. She uses to live in a two bedroom rental property situated at 18 Dangerous Place, Auckland West. Her first baby was adopted and the name of the after is yet not confirmed; only the assumptions are made considering the departmental files of that particular time. Sally faced a lot of difficulties in her life, her mother, Faith, and father, Michael Murphy got separated when Sally was just 3 months old. Sally was the victimof child abusement and sexual harassment. Also, her mother was not having a successful relationship. The little girl Sally has watched all those violence and agitation that happened with her mother as well as with her who left a great impact on her mind and future life (Lachman, 2002). The other 3 children of Sally were Charlie, Jonelle, and Zack. Charlie is an eight-year-old bully boy, aggressive in nature and good at the sports and because of this nature and a quality he uses to dominate other children and teachers as well. Jonelle is Sally’s daughter who stays in very reserved manner and does not communicate with another student either is she willing to play with the classmates. Also, she is suffering from a certain disease which is not cured and Jonelle is an untidy kid with the poor dress and ill manner tangled hair. Third and last one is Zack, the little boy studies kindergarten who is excessively heavy than his age and the mentality of the child is way beyond the real mentality that a child of this age should actually possess (Shannon, 2014). Issues with child protection & it’s probable and possiblesolutions.The present issues are distinct varying from child to child. Every child is having a different problem which has grown to the higher level. The major issue that is common in all the three children is their Mother Sally who is not ready to hear a word against her children and considers that all three are equally perfect thus no further treatment is required. This is the only against the care of these children. Probably governmental actions could be taken and 2
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