Lily is a 10-year-old with cerebral palsy quadriplegia, which means both her arms and legs are affected. In Lily’s case, the muscles of her trunk, face and mouth are also partially affected

Lily is a 10-year-old with cerebral palsy quadriplegia, which means both her arms and legs are affected. In Lily’s case, the muscles of her trunk, face and mouth are also partially affected and her intellectual capacity and eyesight is diminished. Lily lives at home with her mother Judith, who provides much of her support outside of the hours that support worker Rhonda is on duty. Judith had to go from a well paid, full-time job, to a part-time job, so the family is struggling financially. At least once a week, Judith’s parents Ron and Beth provide back-up support for Lily, so that Rhonda can have some time off for shopping or to attend appointments. Ron and Beth have recently retired and they would like to take a twelve month extended holiday to travel around Australia.
Care alert?
care needs?
Personal care requirements?
Care relationships?
Assessment of current status of the care relationships?
plan for responding to the change in the care relationships?