Sentence examples for by their case worker from inspiring English sources

They demanded to be moved to safer accommodation, but were told by their case worker there were no options other than living in the squatted settlement areas in the outskirts of town, known breeding grounds for raskols and hardcore criminals.

Samuel, who works around the country, says he normally begins by discussing someone's background with their case worker before meeting with them to agree – the scheme is voluntary – to be their mentor.

Some families were linked to the MCH service by their case-worker/community guide who is provided to them in the first six months of arrival by a government funded settlement service.

After a two-day journey from Abidjan, they were greeted in Atlanta by a case worker from the International Rescue Committee, a resettlement organization.

When he and work colleague Michelle Katie Lyonss) fell in love, he desperately wanted to tell her who he was - but was advised by his case worker Terry Peter Mullann) that he never could.

He nevertheless had his student visa rejected by a case worker who decided a quirk of Arabic naming convention meant Nadir's father's supporting financial documents were not legitimate.

Last week, a panel of three from the Criminal Cases Review Commission decided, after hearing evidence and reading a draft document prepared by a case worker, that it wanted further investigation into the case before deciding whether to refer to the Court of Appeal Evans' conviction for rape – which brought a five-year prison sentence, of which he served two and a half.

Jason was finally off the streets and in his own home, supported by a case worker and cocooned in a safe and healthy environment so he could deal with his chronic disease.

The risk assessment is conducted by a case worker and approved by the psychiatrist-on-call.

Patients who selected dying at home were most likely to be supported by a case worker (OR 3.50; 95% CI 1.22 to 10.03; p=0.02) and be town dwellers (OR 2.13; 95% CI 1.18 to 3.85; p=0.01).

This widespread perception was expressed by several caregivers explaining how they felt they needed the goodwill of the case worker to participate in the process and that they were dependent on the case worker's skills and willingness to advocate for the care recipient's and caregiver's wishes: "Yes, absolutely, I feel that my opinions were heard [by our case worker].