Zane Zammit is a 19-year-old male currently on a Community…
Question Answered step-by-step Zane Zammit is a 19-year-old male currently on a Community… Zane Zammit is a 19-year-old male currently on a Community Corrections Order with an offending history that includes armed robbery and assault. Zane’s Community Corrections Order includes special conditions relating to treatment and rehabilitation. Zane is unemployed and in receipt of a Centrelink allowance. He’s recently been assessed as able to look for 15 hours of work a week. Zane tells you he would like to figure out what he can do for work. On talking to Zane, you find out the following information: History of substance abuse and depression: In the past, Zane has used substances including alcohol, marijuana and amphetamines. He has also been diagnosed with depression. At the time of his last offence – assault – Zane was not seeing anyone for these issues or taking any medication.Alienation from family: Currently, Zane has not contact with his family. Zane was residing with his mother and stepfather up until about a year ago until his stepfather asked him to leave after becoming aware of Zane’s drug use and offending. Zane doesn’t want to return home, telling you things were not good there. He expresses that he hates his stepfather and the way his stepfather treats his mother. Zane mentions that he misses his younger brother and half-sister.Risk of homelessness: Zane is currently couch-surfing at a friend’s place, and he would like to move somewhere more permanent.Access to transport and resources: Zane has an unregistered and unroadworthy car, so he is limited to public transport to get around. He finds it hard to get legal documents as he can’t access his birth certificate or prove where he lives.Lifestyle and relationships: Zane has poor sleeping and eating patterns – he tells you he only eats around one meal a day. He is dating a girl called Jodie, and is happy with how things are going so far. Before Zane started drinking heavily, he used to like playing football with his local team in Broadmeadows. Case Management Plan for Zane ZammitWhich of Zane’s issues have you chosen to address Immediate needs Short term needs Long term needs IssueNeedGoalStrategy/ResourcesResponsibilityTimelinesMeasuresMy concernWhat is wanted or neededWhat must be done (short/medium and/or long term)How will it be done?Who will do it/help me?Note: Make sure services are graphically accessible by clientBy when/how long?How will I know when it is done? Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Person or organisation: Address if applicable: Website if applicable Emergency relief programs available:Personal Hardship Assistance Program – see : http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/for-individuals/crisis-and-emergency/financial-crisis-support/personal-hardship-assistance-programEmergency Relief Assistance – see http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/676280/Emergency-relief-assistance-payment.pdfEmergency Re-establishment Assistance – see http://www.dhs.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/696775/Emergency-re-establishment-assistance-payment.pdf Social Science Sociology COMMUNITY SERVICES CHC52015 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)


