Case Study Miracle House Search Group Home

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I am a caseworker at Miracle House Search Group Home a group home for teenagers and young adult who are on probation as well on recovering of drugs addiction. Residents are expected to stay out of trouble as they take part in programs and services offered at the house to help them be more focused and safe a long the way. Janiqua comes home her walk smelling like weeds and alcohol, even crack. Janiqua is always seen with large amount of cash but she doesn’t have a job. She skips curfew and doesn’t return into the group home unless police officer find her drunks the next day. Janiqua’s drugs addiction and behavior are unacceptable and out of control to the point where she now hide her self in her room and want to fight the other members in the

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