Consider the following client:  , B.B. Queen.  She is married to B.G. Crock and they have two interspecies adopted children - Two year old Slow Poke  and seven year old, Woof .   They are experiencing several stressors.  They own their own home but their neighborhood has deteriorated as the spiders  have moved into the neighborhood. They have started to fight a lot and B.B. has even thrown a bee hive at B.G. on occasion.  Woof has had a rough year in first grade as he appears to be having difficulty learning his letters  and getting along with his fellow students; he likes to growl at the other students.   B.B. was bringing home a good salary while B.G. watched Slow Poke, but the Buzzing factory recently shut down to move its operation oversees, and she is now back in school  to develop a new career.  B.G. continues to stay at home with Slow Poke and get Woof after school, and he works from home as a medical transcriptionist  after B.B. gets home from school .  They are having trouble meeting their monthly bills and have recently lost their health insurance, right before Woof had to be taken to the emergency room because he broke his leg when he tried to climb over a neighbors fence.  They now face several thousand dollars of additional bills from that.   Some weeks they get down to their last penny.  They were driving an old van  with 99,000 miles and two years to pay it off and the trade in value is less than what they owe on it.  It is leaking oil and they cannot afford to get it fixed so they have to rely on family and friends to get around. There are no buses  in their rural community.    B.B’s father recently died and her mother, Stinger, just moved in with them, taking the boys bedroom so they are now sleeping on the floor of their parent’s room .  She is suffering from Alzheimer’s and she frequently has episodes where she feels she is being attacked by a swarm.The family goes to the department of social services for help.

Identify the services that might be provided for this family by each of the providers in the following human services roles.

            A.  Providing direct service

                        1.  Behavior changer

                        2.  Caregiver

                        3.  Communicator

                        4.  Crisis intervenor

                        5.  Participant empowerer

                        6.  Teacher/educator

            B.  Performing administrative work

                        1.  Broker

                        2.  Data manager

                        3.  Evaluator

                        4.  Facilitator of services

                        5.  Planner

                        6.  Report writer

                        7.  Resource allocator

            C.  Working with the community

                        1.  Advocate

                        2.  Community and service networker

                        3.  Community planner

                        4.  Consultant

                        5.  Mobilizer

                        6.  Outreach worker