The nurse is providing care to a school-age client and family. The family, which consists of two parents and 4 children, live in a one-bedroom apartment. The father recently lost his job and the mother stays at home with the children
Which community resources would most benefit this family?
1. Play groups
2. Parenting programs
3. Social services programs
4. Job skills training
5. Respite care
Correct Answer: 3,4
Rationale: This family is currently living in a one-bedroom apartment and the sole income earner recently lost his job. This family would most benefit from social services programs for monetary assistance and job skills training which would allow the parents to learn a trade and become employed. Play groups, parenting programs, and respite care are not applicable to this family's situation.
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