INTEGRATED PLAN OF CARE

Integrated Plan of Care

Integrated Plan of Care

Introduction

Children who loose their parents because of they being in prison are most neglected part of out society and culture. Children of such parents are not treated equally as other children are treated. People behavior may be very serious and its consequences also, if not active intervention, emotional withdrawal, damage school, juvenile crime and the risk of intergenerational imprisonment. However, these children seem to fall through the cracks. Police while taking people in prison do not ask whether they have children, nor do the judge take into consideration before sentencing. (Leo, 2001)Background

The significance of the study is that children whose parents are in prison are neglected by the society, they are treated as criminals themselves, and they are not given proper attention by the society. (Mark, 2003)

Literature Review

Children of parents who are in prison have many different consequences. On this issue number of studies has been conducted compounding factors, the results from the parents in prison. These factors include: the loss of caregivers, a nurse changes, limited access to the parent after the imprisonment and behavior, such as no schooling, juvenile delinquency emotional, and development. Hence, parental imprisonment can have a negative impact on children. (Leo, 2001)

A study was conducted with children and families of prisoners in other countries and to get rid of the negative impact of a wide range of proposals would seriously undermine the social and economic capital of imprisonment which relies on the success of families and communities raise children. Children may be affected in different ways, but there is a parent who is incarcerated role may be. (Prosy, 2004)An important question is likely to cause children's daily routine, living arrangement, the beginning of the sentence, depending on the sentence of the parents of gender differences. Women are more likely than men to be imprisoned before the primary caregiver, to make it more likely to be female prisoners; children will experience more damage to their care giving arrangements. On the other hand, the father's imprisonment and sometimes it can be from the family structure, thereby increasing the family and between families, may have been at risk of relative poverty or financial difficulties of the same main source of income possibilities. (Prosy, 2004)

The children are unable to visit there parents because of they being underage and not allowed at the jail can radically change their relationship with their families and lead to the release of the two sides after the unrealistic expectations of the problem. Problems occur for children because they feel ashamed of their parents. Fear of stigmatization may be greater pressure on children; they may feel the absence of their parents in order to maintain reason in the general public or secret from their peers who have pressure. (Kite, 2005)In efforts to reduce jail parents of children the harmful effects of the measures have been implemented in a number of attempts to encourage the relationship between parents and children throughout the prison service and ...