[Verified Answer]: Case study (questions C16–23) Pablo is…

Case study (questions C16–23) Pablo is Catholic and is from Columbia. He hasn’t been back to Columbia for forty years, but still speaks Spanish at home with his wife, Gloria. Other than speaking in Spanish with his wife Gloria, Pablo has little contact with his Columbian roots. He misses his home country every day. His lack of cultural contact contributes to feelings of alienation and despair, particularly as he ages. None of Gloria or Pablo’s children speak Spanish. Gloria can no longer cook because of her arthritis and they rely on meals delivered by the local council and ready-to-eat meals from the supermarket. As a result, they now rarely eat Spanish foods. Pablo stopped going to church many years ago, when he felt the Australian congregation did not reflect his beliefs and values. In Columbia, he had been a devout Catholic, and attended all the ceremonies and festivals. He finds the lack of celebration and ritual in the Australian Catholic Church alienating. Sonja is Pablo’s support worker. C16 – Describe how Sonja could work collaboratively to identify Pablo’s preferred cultural and/or spiritual values, beliefs, traditions, activities and practices. C17 – How could Sonja encourage Pablo’s involvement in cultural activities and networks to improve his wellbeing? C18 – How could Sonja support Pablo to practise his own culture? C19 – How could Sonja support Pablo to experience good links within his own culture? C20 – Briefly describe Pablo’s cultural and spiritual needs and activities he wants to undertake and any changes he would like to make. C21 – Outline at least two other people or resources that Sonja could suggest to introduce these changes. C22 – How should Sonja support Pablo to implement cultural/spiritual strategies and access resources? C23 – How could Sonja address any cultural improvements to her current practice?