Exploring Vulnerability: A Case Study Presentation on Family Support

This presentation provides an analysis of vulnerability among children and families, using case studies from Sheffield, Bradford, and Lancashire to illustrate the impact of factors such as lack of education, criminal activity, and domestic violence. It examines the role of healthcare interventions and social care agencies in addressing these vulnerabilities, evaluating the effectiveness of current policies and multidisciplinary approaches. The presentation also offers critical analysis of agency responses, including recommendations for improved strategies and extended support systems, emphasizing the need for long-term interventions to foster sustainable positive changes in family behavior and social integration. Desklib provides access to a wealth of similar solved assignments and resources for students.

PRESENTATION AND
SUPPORTING PAPER

INTRODUCTION
 1. Example of vulnerability children and families are facing
 Vulnerability Among child, young people and families lead to various risks which involves the lack of
diet, poor housing, due to this people are seen as involve in crimes improper social behaviour.
 Sheffield and Bradford study has shown the example of vulnerability where family members are
suffering as parents were in criminal activities.
 2. Reason and factor regarding case study
 Lack of concern, education and improper guidance, negative environment in community lead to such
vulnerability.
 As per the 1st case study where the family members are bridget, john, jayden and Erin, it is seen that
all children are at risk of physical abuse and also there is a history of domestic violence in family It is
all because of parent’s less concern and lack of education in them are the reason behind their
vulnerable position.

CASE STUDY:
 1. Demonstrating knowledge for the specific issues found in case
 In case study one all family members are suffering because of their bad attitudes as john has criminal history and children
are involved in physical school, they don’t attend school. It is found that society have major influence over the person’s
activity, surrounding also have impact over person’s behaviour. As per the second case study where Julie was into criminal
activities which lead her children to involve in offending activities
 2. Specific circumstances which have indicated the level of vulnerability
 As per the case study 3 which is from Lancashire, it is clearly seen that both mothers in families are irresponsible also
Daniel who is carol’s son has criminal records which is negatively influencing his cousin simon who is son of Debbie. Thus
it shows the higher level of the vulnerability as two families are affected badly because of one person’s behaviour.

ANALYSIS
 1.Process of intervention by health care
 Process of intervention refer to the carefully done process where the consultant involves in order to support victims. In Bradford case study, local authority have
taken into care of the victim family, they support the family to improve their behaviour and to become normal citizen otherwise they will have to face situation where
they might evicted from their current home. Authority have given them a short term tenancy and the compliances with the family’s mediation plan was written
according to the needs in tenancy.
 2. Identification of the point where children, families are subjected to assessment by social care agencies
 Regarding all case study, it is found that every family is suffering from serious problem, due to lack of education and other factors affecting the social behaviour of
every family member. As family’s behaviour towards other societal members are not bearable. Thus local authority has come forwards to support the families and
provide them services so that they stopped their misbehaviour.
 3. Evaluation of current policies and multidisciplinary roles
 Multidisciplinary team helps in organising and managing the other health care activities so that it will meet the requirement of service user. Behavioural intervention
policy involves the task designing and setting all expectation so that service user can follow it to improvise their behaviour.

EVALUATION
1. critical analysis of response of relevant agencies
For Sheffield case study, social services have been provided for only one year which also brings the lost of
positive changes. But this process can be continued for almost two years so that all the family members will
completely changes their behaviour.
2. Critical evaluation and recommendation for what can have done differently
In Sheffield case study there is a history of domestic violence which impact the behaviour of every family
member. As the health care team have provided services to the family for almost one year, which also seen as
changing behaviour of the family members as children started their education and also john has changed his
behaviour.

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