BTEC Subsidiary Diploma Health and Social Care Level 3 Group 1 UNIT 17 Working in the Social Care Sector REQUIREMENTS NEEDED TO BECOME A SOCIAL WORKER AND SUPPORT WORKER (P1) A social worker works with individuals who have been generally debarred or who are going through predicaments. Their role is to deliver care to empower service users to comfort themselves. They uphold professional associations with service user; act as an adviser, advocates, counsellor, and listener. Social workers work in a multiplicity of organisations within an agenda of related laws and procedures; they help individuals, couples, families, groups, and communities. Organisations may consist of the service user’s home, schools, and hospitals.
In the book Crank by Ellen Hopkins the main character Kristina goes through the struggle of addiction with drugs, she goes all the way down to rock bottom in life, although she went through hell she ended up with a happy ending. The theme of this story is never to give into peer pressure, addiction is so powerful, you have to fight it everyday. Before Kristina starts her journey with the “monster” she visits her dad after years of her parents being divorced; The reason her parents were divorced was because of his drug use. But when she visits her dad she falls into depression and starts to fall with the wrong crowd and meets the “monster” aka meth. While she is in New Mexico she was introduced to partying and adam, the one she fell in
The Bengali residents cannot read the menu so they just get what they are given. This is an example of overt discrimination because of their religion they are treated differently and not given a choice in their food however, the other residents do. | Hospital | A nurse was going through appointment letters sent in from the local GPs. She read that one patient was HIV positive and she instantly thought ‘gay’ and grimaced, and put his letter to the bottom of the pile. The person wouldn’t have been seen until the following week.
Truly, her experience of the Vel’ d’Hiv tears her apart, and also causes her to feel no more desire to live. Without a doubt, Sarah never meets terms with the Jewish concept of passing down her stories, thus she never expresses her true feelings or personality to her family. Evidently, Sarah Strazynski, a Holocaust survivor, does not follow and ethical Jewish value of passing down history from generation to generation. On the contrary, she encloses her experience off from the world, and chooses that keeping her secret bottled up is better. Tatiana De Rosnay does a marvelous job in her novel by causing readers to feel the experience as well as relate to the
Her name is a yonic allusion to her archetypal role as the embodiment of female sexuality in the novel Character Analysis Dewey Dell is Addie’s fourth child and only daughter. She narrates sections 7, 14, 30, and 58. She’s also seventeen and pregnant. It’s not easy being Dewey Dell. She’s the only girl in a family of boys, now that her mother’s just died, she’s pregnant with a baby she doesn’t want and can’t talk about with anyone, her attempts at getting an abortion have been foiled three times – once by her own father, and the
People need to be educated about the pain that can be caused by overzealous therapists. In June 1991 our then 30-yearold daughter began seeing a therapist for depression following her divorce. After seeing her for less than a month, this man analyzed her dreams and told her that the depression was from repressed memories of sexual abuse. Since then, she has broken all contact with us. Her siblings, however, do not believe the accusations.
Main characters Celie: She is a young afro-American female with a look of self esteem who get’s married off and emotionally/ physically abused by Mr.____ , and she is 14- 19 years old. Nettie: Celie’s sister. She is smart and the only person in the world that love Celie. After being nearly raped by her father and Mr.____ she is forced to leave Celie. She is 13- 16 years old.
At the end of our junior year of high school, my best friend, Hannah, made the decision to have sex with her boyfriend. The next morning she came to me scared beyond belief and told me that the original form of protection they used was ineffective. As Hannah looked in my eyes I could see what was going through her mind; her eyes reflected the fear of rejection and disappointment from her clean-cut, conservative parents and the fear of her plans for college being whisked away in the reading of one little pink plus sign. Every thing she had worked for and dreamed about would be gone if she was to become pregnant and I did what any friend would do; I told her there’s a way to make sure that doesn’t happen. I told her everything I knew about Plan
Just like children abused by their parents that in fact grow up to be abusive themselves. Kass says that children of divorce “have had no successful models to imitate” (229) and in fact “enter into relationships guardedly and tentatively” (230). Children of divorce enter a relationship looking for red flags up front and when things get difficult they never had anything in which to compare their situation. “When the going gets tough, the tough gets going;”…LITERALLY! Divorce is tragic on many levels and all too often the impact on children is more then just the shock of their parents living in two different places.
She had asked in terror about what had occurred." In fact, the word "No" grew up with the young girl from the beginning when the man raped her. In the short story "The Answer Is No" there were two choices that the young girl had to choose from. The two choices that she had in the end were miserable and sad. Naguib Mahfouz wrote "she had either to accept marriage, or close the door for ever", which means either to live with a man who abused her innocence, took her virginity, and tried always to build a wall around her, or to accept to live alone without love.