Summary: Bi-Weekly ILP Review

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On 1/6/2016, CM met with the client to complete Bi-Weekly ILP Review. Client was dressed with proper attire for the weather. She was well groomed. In the meeting client appears to be space, disoriented and cognitive impairment which making difficult for the client to express herself or dialogue appropriately. SOCIAL SUPPORT UPDATE: Client reported she doesn’t have family members here in the USA. She continues to report all family members are residing in Guatemala. Client report no community support. CM tries encouraged client to participate in all onsite Recreation Activities. EMPLOYMENT UPDATE; Client is undocumented RESOURCE UPDATE: Client is undocumented and she is not entitled to any government entitlement. SAVING: Client has no money saved …show more content…

On 12/30/2015, at about 10am CM received a telephone call from Ms. Ayala/Care Coordinator at Edwin Gould to say client weekly visitation with her son it suspends until 1/20/2016, due to the client attacking the foster mother. CM inquires for the client to report her side of the story. “As per the client she stated on the day of the incident she was examining her son and she noticed that her son was wearing soiled clothes and he had scratches on his head, forehead and arms. She also mentioned that the foster mother gave her son a bottle and she told her son in Spanish not to drink that dirty water. Client continues to mention the foster mother when she heard that call her as she quote “stupid and dumb” client say she got up of her seat and the foster mother run out the visiting room screaming that client assaulted her. CM advises the client to go see her lawyer tomorrow and to report the

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