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    neglect and abuse in the foster care system is a subject you do not hear about every day. However‚ this is a real problem that affects millions of children living in foster care or some kind of transitional care system. 75% of children in foster care prior to leaving the system will have experienced sexual abuse (Sexual Abuse: An epidemic in Foster Care Settings). According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services‚ nearly 475‚000 U.S. youth reside in foster care‚ close to 30‚000 leaves

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    their first tattoo and most importantly become free from the rules and restrictions from their parents. They are many teens that do not look forward becoming legal because‚ children living in the foster care system their new freedom brings anxiety and fear. “Youth who age out the foster care system often experience a difficult transition to adulthood in several important domains including housing‚ schooling and employment.” (1) Aging out of foster care is a significant issue among America’s youth. Every

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    the foster care system that engrosses me the most. This issue has been near and dear to my heart for a very long time and is the reason I decided to go into social work. Growing up with an Aunt who raised and adopted foster care children allowed me to see a lot of issues that I would not have otherwise seen. One of the first issues is the number of children that are in the foster care system. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services reported that 402‚378 children were living in foster care

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    reduces child overweight and obesity at 10 years Good work -- from APA guidelines‚ to the analysis and the treatment of assignment questions. You are fully integrating each week’s concepts into your Individual Assignments.Abstract There seems to be a discrepancy of when to introduce solids to an infant. Some pediatricians are advising their patient’s parents that it is okay to introduce fruits and vegetables to an infant at four months of age. There are some government agencies that are

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    Children in recovery that have been removed from their homes due to unsafe conditions end up in Out of Home Care (OOHC). The two most significant styles of OOHC are Non-related Foster Care and Kinship Foster Care. 1 in 4 foster care children are placed in kinship programs‚ whereas 48% of children go into non-related foster care. A kinship program helps to connect children with a family member whether by blood‚ marriage‚ or adoption. A benefit for a child that goes into a kinship program is that it

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    Fresno - The City Addicted to Crystal Meth A reaction paper to Louis Theroux ’s Documentary Vincent Belmont Westchester Community College This paper was prepared for: General Psychology‚ instructed by Dr. Anthony Yankowski The documentary Fresno - A City Addicted to Crystal Meth‚ by Louis Theroux addresses the epidemic of crystal methamphetamine addiction that is overwhelming the streets of this low socioeconomic city in California. The diversity Theroux finds in each

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    effectiveness of Australia’s drug courts”. Australian & New Zealand Journal of Criminology. doi: 10.1177/0004865816673412 In this article‚ it looks at the effectiveness of drug courts compared to the more conventional court penalties on offenders. Kornhauser (2016) indicates how drug courts reduce offender’s chances reoffending by entering them into treatment programs‚ over incarceration. Kornhauser (2016) states there’s a lack of consistent evidence to prove this theory. Drug courts started its first rehabilitation

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    I currently work in home care and find it to be a bit challenging at times for reason that you are always on your own but overall it’s a great experience and I really enjoy it . I entered into this position knowing that it would be a challenge but didn’t realize how challenging it can really be. Something I would like to change about my job is the orientation period since there really isn’t one given to the new hires. Since most of the new hires are recent graduates this can be very challenging

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    DRUG COURT TAUGHT ME HOW TO LIVE By: Robin Howell Example Essay Composition 1 MW 10:00-11:50 Word count= 1‚005 (excluding cover page and title) Drug Court taught me how to live In the past‚ drug addicts who were convicted of drug related crimes were most commonly either sent to treatment or incarcerated. I have experienced both and did not benefit much from either one. In 2001 I was in a fairly new program called Drug Court. Drug Court is a unique and extraordinary program that gives

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    assessment I chose to observe my six- month old daughter‚ Abigail‚ interacting with her mother‚ Melissa. Abigail is our third child and Melissa is comfortable with her role as mother. Abigail was born full term and is a healthy baby. All developmental milestones have been reached up until this point. She is a happy baby. Abigail and her mom began the morning with Abigail getting dressed. She smiled and cooed at her mother as soon as she saw her and was taken out of her crib. Melissa said‚ “good morning”

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