Case Study Paul's Pantry

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T-Staff EW received a phone call from client SM.
A-Staff EW received a phone call from SM.
R-Staff EW received a phone call from SM. Staff EW observed that SM seemed really upset and discussed with staff how he tried going to the payee office to get money for food but was declined. Staff EW the asked SM if he had shared any food with his friends because he had purchased a lot of food last week and he replied by saying no Staff EW then talked with SM about going to Paul’s pantry and getting for that way to last hi until tomorrow. SM the declined that offers saying that the food at Paul’s pantry is not good at all and is very stale and dry overall. Staff EW then told SM that going to Paul’s Pantry was the only option he had right now when it

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