Stevenson, brought up in a Presbyterian home, found that biblical allusions were a useful way of delineating good and evil. In the first chapter, for example, the narrator Utterson remarks quaintly that he inclines to Cain's heresy--he lets his brother go to the Devil (e.
School-based social workers work cooperatively with school district and community-based agencies to help students and their families deal with hardships, including poverty.
Payee Responsibilities A payee is responsible to use a person's SSA or other form of income to provide for the individual's basic needs. Once those expenses are met, the discretionary finances are used for other expenses the individual may have acquired. A payee MUST meet basic needs expenses before other expenses are paid for. Social Security categorizes how a person's needs are to be met: Basic Needs: Day-to-day needs for food and shelter are met. Personal Needs: Once basic needs above are met, and then personal needs such as clothing, recreation and other expenses.