Nt134 Unit 3 Assignment 1 Mental Health

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Devon 16.09.2015 1. - Mental Health: Devon informed the writer that she lost her prescription. The writer called the medical centre and requested a copy of them. Devon could pick it up at any time. Devon would like to know her rights and requested the writer to enquire about it. 2. - Mediation / Child custody: Devon is upset because her ex-partner has accepted to attend mediation. Devon would have preferred not to, as she is concerned about Michael’s safety. 3. - Housing Devon is also stressed because her land lord has put his property for sell. Devon received very little warning about it and would like to know her rights. Devon is planning to move to live with her boyfriend and is considering moving to the North. Attempted phone call to

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