Unit 12: Supporting Individuals with Additional Needs
Health and Social care: Unit 12: Supporting Individuals with
Additional Needs
Handed out: 29th April 2020 Handed in: 1st
June 2020
Case study 1. Rebecca Brown (Child Study)
Rebecca fBrow fis f8 fyears fold fand fis fa fwheelchair fuser, ffollowing
a froad ftraffic faccident fwhen fshe fwas ffive fyears fold. f Rebecca
f
requires fone fto fone fpersonal fcare fdue fto fher fphysical fdisabilities,
f
as fshe fsustained fa ffractured fspine fin fthe faccident, fmeaning fthat
f
she fhas fno fmovement fbelow fher fcervical fspine. fRebecca fattends
f
a fschool ffor fchildren fwith fadditional fneeds, fwhere fshe fhas fa
f
designated fteaching fassistant fand falso fa fcarer fwho fprovides fher
f
with fpersonal fcare fduring fthe fschool fday. fRebecca flives fwith fher
f
parents fSue fand fDavid fand fher folder fsibling fMichael fwho fis f12
f
years fof fage. fThe ffamily flive fin fan fupstairs fapartment fprovided
f
by fa fhousing fassociation, fwhich fis fsmall fand fnot f‘wheelchair
f
friendly’.
f
Sue fhas fa fpart ftime fjob fat fa flocal fday fnursery fbut fhas fto fstay fat
home fduring fthe fschool fholidays, fin forder fto fcare ffor fRebecca
f
and fMichael, freducing fthe ffamily fincome. fDavid fworks ffull-time
f
at fa flocal ffactory, fworking flong fhours ffor fa flow fwage. fThe
f
neighbourhood fwhere fthe fBrown f family f live f are f not f tolerant
f
f of f Rebecca’s f ‘difference’, f and f the
, family fhave f received unpleasant
f comments
f as fthey
f pass
f
neighbours fin fthe fstreet, fcausing fthem fto favoid fgoing fout
f
whenever fpossible.
f
Case fstudy f1. f Ben fGrace f(Adult fStudy)
Ben fGrace fis ffifty ftwo fand fhas fDown’s fsyndrome fand ftype f2
diabetes. fBen fhas fa flearning fage fof f8 fand frequires fsupport fwith
f
all faspects fof fdaily fliving. fBen flives fin fa fgroup fsetting fwith ffive
f
other fadults fwho fhave flearning fdifficulties fand fwho falso frequire
f
additional fsupport. fBen fpreviously flived fwith fhis fmother, fbut
f
following fher fdeath flast fyear, fBen fmoved fto fthe fresidential
f
setting. fBen fhas falways fenjoyed fgoing fshopping, fbut fsince fhe fhas
f
moved finto fthe fresidence, fhe fprefers fto fstay fin fhis froom fwhich
f
is fa fconcern ffor fthe fstaff, ffollowing fan fincident fwith fsome flocal
f
youths fwho fshouted fat fBen fwhen fhe fwent fshopping fwith fthe
f
residents fand fcarers. fRecently fBen fwas frefused fentry fto fa flocal
f
funfair fby fthe fmanager fwho fstated fthat fBen’s fappearance fcould
f
prevent fother fpeople fwanting fto fattend. fBen fis frefusing fto fkeep
f
to fthe fspecial fdiet frequired fto fcontrol fhis ftype f2 fdiabetes fand
f
staff fhave ffound fbags fof fsweets funder fhis fpillow fwhen fmaking
f
his fbed. fHis fblood fglucose flevels fare funstable, fresulting fin f Ben
f
feeling funwell. fBen fhas fbecome fwithdrawn.
f
Unit f12 fLearning fAim fContent
Health and Social care: Unit 12: Supporting Individuals with
Additional Needs
Handed out: 29th April 2020 Handed in: 1st
June 2020
Case study 1. Rebecca Brown (Child Study)
Rebecca fBrow fis f8 fyears fold fand fis fa fwheelchair fuser, ffollowing
a froad ftraffic faccident fwhen fshe fwas ffive fyears fold. f Rebecca
f
requires fone fto fone fpersonal fcare fdue fto fher fphysical fdisabilities,
f
as fshe fsustained fa ffractured fspine fin fthe faccident, fmeaning fthat
f
she fhas fno fmovement fbelow fher fcervical fspine. fRebecca fattends
f
a fschool ffor fchildren fwith fadditional fneeds, fwhere fshe fhas fa
f
designated fteaching fassistant fand falso fa fcarer fwho fprovides fher
f
with fpersonal fcare fduring fthe fschool fday. fRebecca flives fwith fher
f
parents fSue fand fDavid fand fher folder fsibling fMichael fwho fis f12
f
years fof fage. fThe ffamily flive fin fan fupstairs fapartment fprovided
f
by fa fhousing fassociation, fwhich fis fsmall fand fnot f‘wheelchair
f
friendly’.
f
Sue fhas fa fpart ftime fjob fat fa flocal fday fnursery fbut fhas fto fstay fat
home fduring fthe fschool fholidays, fin forder fto fcare ffor fRebecca
f
and fMichael, freducing fthe ffamily fincome. fDavid fworks ffull-time
f
at fa flocal ffactory, fworking flong fhours ffor fa flow fwage. fThe
f
neighbourhood fwhere fthe fBrown f family f live f are f not f tolerant
f
f of f Rebecca’s f ‘difference’, f and f the
, family fhave f received unpleasant
f comments
f as fthey
f pass
f
neighbours fin fthe fstreet, fcausing fthem fto favoid fgoing fout
f
whenever fpossible.
f
Case fstudy f1. f Ben fGrace f(Adult fStudy)
Ben fGrace fis ffifty ftwo fand fhas fDown’s fsyndrome fand ftype f2
diabetes. fBen fhas fa flearning fage fof f8 fand frequires fsupport fwith
f
all faspects fof fdaily fliving. fBen flives fin fa fgroup fsetting fwith ffive
f
other fadults fwho fhave flearning fdifficulties fand fwho falso frequire
f
additional fsupport. fBen fpreviously flived fwith fhis fmother, fbut
f
following fher fdeath flast fyear, fBen fmoved fto fthe fresidential
f
setting. fBen fhas falways fenjoyed fgoing fshopping, fbut fsince fhe fhas
f
moved finto fthe fresidence, fhe fprefers fto fstay fin fhis froom fwhich
f
is fa fconcern ffor fthe fstaff, ffollowing fan fincident fwith fsome flocal
f
youths fwho fshouted fat fBen fwhen fhe fwent fshopping fwith fthe
f
residents fand fcarers. fRecently fBen fwas frefused fentry fto fa flocal
f
funfair fby fthe fmanager fwho fstated fthat fBen’s fappearance fcould
f
prevent fother fpeople fwanting fto fattend. fBen fis frefusing fto fkeep
f
to fthe fspecial fdiet frequired fto fcontrol fhis ftype f2 fdiabetes fand
f
staff fhave ffound fbags fof fsweets funder fhis fpillow fwhen fmaking
f
his fbed. fHis fblood fglucose flevels fare funstable, fresulting fin f Ben
f
feeling funwell. fBen fhas fbecome fwithdrawn.
f
Unit f12 fLearning fAim fContent
