Susannah's husband has recently been imprisoned following a raid by police on their house. Her husband has been charged with manufacturing methamphetamines in his garage. He has been remanded in custody pending appearance in court. Susannah has three children - all girls, aged 7 (twins) and 5. Her chief worry is for their welfare as Susannah does not work, her husband supports the family and she is concerned that Child Protection could become involved and remove her children. Susannah was referred to your organisation - Integrated Family Support Services (IFSS) and undertook an assessment to find out her needs and issues. Following this assessment an Individual Support Plan was drawn up for Susannah (see next page). Susannah has returned after a period of one month for a review of her plan. Client name: SUSANNAH Client goals Strategies to address goals Who will support client to address each goal? Timeframe Review information - make a note of progress against plan Look after children's health and emotional wellbeing Counselling for children by specialist counsellor IFSS family support counsellor Immediately and ongoing Provide a stable environment for children Children to return to school GP IFSS family support counsellor School principal Following assessment of children by GP and counselling support Obtain financial stability Obtain financial advice and planning Access any available financial support (e.g. Centrelink, Families of offender's travel expenses etc) Financial counsellor - Financial and Consumer Rights Council Meet with financial counsellor within two weeks Look after own health and emotional wellbeing Visit GP for physical and mental health assessment and treatment Obtain counselling to assist to deal with issues Eat well and obtain sufficient sleep and exercise GP IFSS family support counsellor Dietician Appointments with each service provider within one week Regular review Visit husband in jail without feelings of shame and dread Make arrangements for visit, taking a trusted person with her. Attend counselling before and after visit IFSS family support counsellor Trusted friend - Susannah will choose between Kay and Peewee Visit husband face to face within two weeks. Manage the relationships with parents and in-laws Reduce visits and phone calls from in-laws Work out strategies for providing parents with information IFSS family support counsellor Take phone off the hook at particular times of the day Appointment with family support counsellor within one week. Preparation - write some notes that will help you in your meeting with Susannah, based on what you've read in the plan/report: Issues identified in case review meeting with client: Recommendations and items for discussion following case review meeting: Comments on how the process might be improved from colleagues' feedback