You work as a youth case worker in a Youth Refuge. Cleo, a 16-year-old Aboriginal man who has experienced significant family loss and displacement, has come to your organization for refuge. During your interactions, you notice Cleo is very intelligent, talented and skilled. You encourage his skills and work with him providing ongoing case support. After working together for well over a year, Cleo can join an apprentice program and a distant relative has taken Cleo under his wing. A few months after his departure from the refuge, Cleo visits you and thanks you for your support as a case worker during his time in the refuge and hands over a small wood carving which he sculpted as a gift. As a case worker, what ethical issue/s does this scenario present and how would you address it/them? Identification and explanation of ethical issues from the case study 20% Identification and explanations of ethical and legal concepts pertinent to the case study 20% Discussion of decision-making process, potential benefits and drawbacks of decisions by worker 20% Use and depth of research, quality of references and referencing 15% Evidence of effective group work and Minutes 10% Individual mark: reflection on group work and learning about ethics in community work 15%