Tarleton State University: Home Intervention Project Analysis

This capstone research paper, titled "Home Intervention Program," examines the impact of social isolation on families and children within a community context. The project focuses on providing home interventions to vulnerable populations, addressing issues such as early intervention and prevention programs. The intervention aims to reintegrate isolated families into their communities, improving their living conditions, health, and employment opportunities. Strategies include developing smoke-free environments, lead-free housing, and family care programs. The project's outcomes include improved literacy skills and reduced psychological illnesses in children, alongside improved wellbeing for families. The paper references relevant literature, including works by Boyd-Franklin & Bry (2012) and Strand & Eldevik (2018), highlighting the importance of community participation and the integration of stakeholders such as community members, social workers, teachers, and parents to meet the needs of the target population. The paper also addresses the development of EIP services for children to provide them with equal opportunities. The overall goal is to promote social inclusion and meet the diverse needs of the community.

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Marie Masabni
Tarleton State University
Capstone Research Paper

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8. Outcome for the project-
Community
The main aim of the project is provide home interventions to the communities and the families of
the vulnerable population. This has included the issues such as early interventions and the
prevention programs, positively impacting the communities, families and children (Strand &
Eldevik, 2018).
For the families
The home intervention program will be important for those families who had been secluded form
the communities. The EIP program will provide an improved life conditions for the families.
Programs like parent support program, early care and education
For the children
Children belonging the families who had been separated from the communities, faces with
several psychological issue that impacts the wellbeing of their family life, the personal and the
social life (Boyd-Franklin & Bry, 2012). The EIP programs helps to provide a better-quality life
condition to the children including education, training and better chances in the future for
establishing a base.
9. for the communities
The isolated families will be assimilated within the community, ensuring a community
participation of the family members.
For the children

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Children will demonstrate literacy skills and will display les psychological illness occurring due
to social isolation.
For the families
The lifestyle, health, employment and the other factors of wellbeing of each of the families in
isolation will be improved.
10. Strategies to meet the Outcome for the society
Some of the strategies to meet the needs of the isolated families from the society includes
developing smoke free environment, lead free housing.
For the families
Family care programs for empowering the families, health programs and policies can be
provided to the families. Stakeholders like community members, social workers can be the
stakeholders for meeting the needs.
The children
EIP services will be provided for the students, so that they might get equal opportunities.
The promoting policies and the programs should be arranged for improving the health and
education of the children. Parents and other stakeholders like teachers should be integrated in the
project.

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References
Boyd-Franklin, N., & Bry, B. H. (2012). Reaching out in family therapy: Home-based, school,
and community interventions. Guilford Press.
Strand, R. C., & Eldevik, S. (2018). Improvements in problem behavior in a child with autism
spectrum diagnosis through synthesized analysis and treatment: A replication in an EIBI
home program. Behavioral Interventions, 33(1), 102-111.