We have all probably heard about Albertine American Whitehorse and her son Buddy and their battle with the Social Worker Vicki Koob, this was a case where the social worker came in and removed a child from the home because they felt that he was not getting the proper nourishment, and that his living space was unfit for him to be living in. After further investigating into this some wonder whether or not this was the right decision on their half, from the Social Workers standpoint it may have been but from the family and friends stand point it might not have been. From what we have read this boy was very much loved by his mother and uncle and it seems that they tried to do everything they could for him. In some cases like this I think that instead of going in and removing the child we should offer help to the

Another issue I would like to discuss today is Community Involvement; this is a big problem in today’s society because it is very rare or not even seen. As Marian Edleman said, members of the congregation and community were my extended parents.” This is very rarely seen any more in many areas it is very rare that someone will know their neighbors who live right next door to them, or down the street. We as Americans these days have become very lazy and laid back we don’t take time to get to know people or help out in the community around us. If we are at work when our children come home from school we expect them to come home and take care of themselves it used to be that if you couldn’t watch your kids or you just needed a little help doing something you could call up our neighbor and ask them for some assistance in doing so. But we don’t take the time to get to neighbors so I ask you today how can we do the same? We cant, we cant because few people want to take time away from their precious lazy lives to do so. Eldleman also said, “They kept me when my parents went out of town, they reported on and chided me when I strayed from the straight and narrow of the community expectations, and they basked in and supported my achievements when I did well.”

The next issue of topic is Secondary Ca

Some topics in this essay:
Privileged Ones, Marian Edleman, Social Workers, Secondary Care, Vicki Koob, Family Values, Robert Coles, Community Involvement, , American Whitehorse, care givers, privileged ones, secondary care, secondary care givers, ones 15, family counseling, community involvement, givers children, social worker, social workers, privileged ones 15, care givers children,