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Order Description
A Critical Report
This is a very important piece of work that I need, before 22nd of May. nearly all references information for this critical report should come from book 4 which I have attached.

So please use the time if you require rather than just the 10 days limit.
I have been let down on the last piece of work that was done for me, it didnt cover some of the important factors I Needed.

Ensure that you have laid out the report in a professional manner, including a table of contents at the beginning and references at the end (neither of which should be included in the word count).
You may include lists (bulleted or numbered), figures (for example, diagrams or charts) and/or tables in your report if appropriate. Remember to refer to, and explain the relevance of, any figures or tables in the text of your report. If you include items as an appendix, you should refer to them in the report.

3000 words.
Produce a report that analyses the case study of Yvonne, and identify ways to improve the situation described.
In the report you should:

Address the needs of the chosen audience and the purpose of the report as identified in Yvonne case study.
clearly identify, and provide a rationale for, two perspectives on your chosen case study
analyse the case study, drawing on relevant theories, perspectives, research findings and information on good practice to support your position

2 Concepts from BOOK 4 should be used: attached..

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CRITICALLY discuss options to improve the situation of the person in the case study, identify advantages and disadvantages to likely solutions, and make recommendations for things that should be done

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Section 1: Introduction 200 words
Briefly summarise the main points from the case study.
Outline the purpose of the report, the location and its intended audience.

Section 2: Context 600 words
Discuss possible perspectives on the case study.
Identify the two perspectives to be adopted in your report.

Section 3: Discussion 1700 words
Working within the perspectives identified, critically discuss issues in the case study, using at least two relevant theories, one each from each of the following.
Include research findings, theoretical pieces and information on good practice from at least four references to support your position.

Section 4: Conclusions and recommendations 400–500 words
Sum up the key points of your discussion.
Drawing on the analysis from the discussion, make recommendations for actions that could be taken to improve the situation for the person in the case study.

Critically discuss options to improve the situation for the person in the case study. Identify advantages and disadvantages to likely solutions.

CASE STUDY…..
History

Yvonne lost the use of her legs after falling down the stairs at the age of 55, and now she uses a wheelchair.
She previously worked as a teaching assistant. Now she lives on various disability benefits.

Current situation

Recently widowed, Yvonne lives alone, but has a son and a daughter living nearby, both married and in full-time work. She loved her work at the school and misses the company and activity that it gave her. A support worker visits every other day to help Yvonne take a bath. Otherwise, she relies on her family for support.
Due, most likely, to the combination of the accident and losing her husband, Yvonne has been feeling depressed and currently takes antidepressants. Yvonne’s sense of self-worth and pride has taken a serious knock, because she feels dependent on her relations for support, and on the pills that her GP prescribes for her mood.
For the last 10 years, Yvonne has enjoyed using her personal computer to research local and family history, and to pursue her love of jazz music. Since feeling depressed, she uses the computer rarely now. However, a family friend, who runs a mail order business, has indicated that if Yvonne were willing to enrol on a formal course to learn computing and ICT skills, he would consider offering her a job. Yvonne is interested in taking up this opportunity, and feels that it might give her a new lease of life. Yvonne’s son and daughter are opposed to the idea because, they say:
Yvonne is getting on in years, she is disabled (and receives disability benefits), and there is no point in trying to start a new job now. currently Yvonne’s daughter and daughter-in-law take turns in calling at around 9.30 each morning, to help Yvonne get up and to make sure she has enough food for the day. They can’t come any earlier, which would be necessary if Yvonne were to take up training and employment.
This family friend has a reputation for demanding long hours of work for low wages. They suspect he will exploit their mother’s situation for his own ends.

The future?

So what could Yvonne and her family do? Yvonne is in a vulnerable state, and does not know which way to go. The easiest route would be to accede to her children’s demands, and forget about the training and the job. However, Yvonne feels unfulfilled and unhappy with life as it is now. The support worker who visits every other day is aware of the situation, and has obtained Yvonne’s agreement to involve a social worker to try to resolve the situation.