Case Study On Fsuda Shams

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The reporting party (RP) was informed by foster child Kahryn current foster mother Shaquita at (909) 714-7859 that he had a scratch on his nose, scratches on his face and a “knot on his face. Shaquita was informed that the child had fallen. The RP had a visit with Kahryn on 5/28/16 and observed some was wrong with him. The RP stated someone named Roy (last name unknown) what to take Kahryn to the hospital during the visit (Roy's relationship to Kahryn unknown). According to the RP, Roy contacted the CFS Social Worker Tamzida Shams the same day and informed the current foster mother he had received permission to take the child to the hospital. Shaquita stated she didn't know anything about that and explained to Roy that she would need to contact her FFA Social Worker Anna (last name unknown). …show more content…

The FFA social worker stated "you have not even seen him. I just saw him and he is okay." Upon receiving permission, Roy took Kahryn to Kaiser Permanente on Sunday, May 29, 2016. The RP disclosed that Kahryn had lost 11 pounds while in placement. According to the RP he weighed 22 pounds at the hospital, however he weighed 33 pounds prior to his initial removal. The RP contacted the FFA and spoke with the administrator named Mary (last name unknown) and inform them that Kahryn had lost 11 pounds and what the social worker said. The administrator disclosed that Kahryn is attempting to walk and ran into a table sustaining a lump on his forehead. The RP disclosed that Kahryn "clawed" at her face which she thought was unusual due to the non-aggressive personality. The RP has photos of the

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