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Social Case Study Report Guidelines

The document outlines a structured format for a Social Case Study Report, including sections for identifying information, family composition, problem presentation, background, assessment, goals, intervention plans, evaluation, recommendations, and termination or continuation of services. It emphasizes the importance of gathering information from various sources and assessing the client's condition before and after interventions. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the client's situation and the effectiveness of the interventions implemented.

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Social Case Study Report Guidelines

The document outlines a structured format for a Social Case Study Report, including sections for identifying information, family composition, problem presentation, background, assessment, goals, intervention plans, evaluation, recommendations, and termination or continuation of services. It emphasizes the importance of gathering information from various sources and assessing the client's condition before and after interventions. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the client's situation and the effectiveness of the interventions implemented.

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Social Case Study Report

I. Identifying Information

Name:
Age:
Sex:
Civil Status:
Date of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Religion:
Tribe:
Monthly Income:
Type of Client: (Walk-in, Reached Out, Transferred, Referred, Involuntary)
Sources of Information:
 Primary: The Client
 Secondary: Significant Others
 Tertiary: Existing Data (School, Medical, Barangay, and Police Records if applicable)

II. Family Composition


Name Sex Civil Status Relationship Occupation Monthly
to Client Income

Note: Please include the client in the table. The order must be from eldest to youngest family member

III. Problem Presented


Client’s Name, The Problem, The Cause

IV. Background of the Problem


Why the problem exists

V. Client’s Background
A. The Client
B. The family
C. The Environment

VI. Assessment Statement


Opening Causal
Change Potential
Professional Judgement
VII. Goal: SMART
VIII. Intervention Plan
Objectives Activity Resources Persons Time Frame Expected
Needed Involved Outcome

Note: Only activities that corresponds to the client’s problem must be included in this table.

IX. Evaluation
What is the client’s condition, before and after the services were given. Include the outcomes of your
interventions indicated on your intervention plan.
X. Recommendation

XI. Termination/ Continuation


Note: Terminate if the goal is achieved, continue if the intervention/s is/are still “ongoing”

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