Crime Prevention Programs Implementation of community based programs designed by the police are important because the police have an obligation to ensure that citizens are protected and do not take matters into their own hands. These community based programs provide the citizens educational programs to learn how to protect themselves‚ but also remain law abiding members of the community. These programs also provide the community with a sense of safety and the knowledge needed to stay involved
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UNIVERSITY OF TEESSIDE SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies‚ Adult The Role of the Nurse in Improving Health and Wellbeing (CCH1037-N-BJ1-2012) Community Profile Megan McCallion J9238068 Word Count: 3‚704 Thursday 24th January 2013 Contents page Chapter One- Introduction........................................................................Page 3-4 Chapter Two – The Health Improvement Issue......................................Page 5-8 Chapter Three – Service
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implemented programs who aim to improve the impact that education has in our community. The EOPS program is one of such and since its beginning in 1969 it has helped the students of multiple community colleges We can trace the roots of the EOP(S) all the way back to 1969 when State senator Alfred E. Alquist passed Senate Bill 164 which officiated started the Extended Opportunities Programs & Services(Shasta college).There were multiple reasons to behind the creation of the program‚ one clear of
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Community Agency Program Proposal Megan R. Carter Texas Woman’s University Table of Contents 1. Overview of Population 2. Review of Literature 3. Review of Existing Programs 4. Program Goals and Why 5. References Community Agency Program Proposal With 1800 inmates leaving prison everyday it stands to reason that reentry programs would be vital to their success. The transition back into society can be a difficult one for the prisoners as well as their families. Many
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Principles Related To the Needle Exchange Program Jaimi Kilcrease Community Health Nursing‚ N141 Department of Nursing California State University‚ Fresno September 29‚ 2013 When I first heard about the Needle Exchange Program (NEP) several years ago‚ my thoughts were about how it was wrong to help people use drugs by providing a means for them to obtain clean needles. I struggled with morality and ethical principles that were at play in this program. Helping individuals who are addicted
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Equipping Students Program We have an increasing dropout rate of high school students in our local community that we can no longer ignore. A challenge our program is ready to turn into an opportunity for both our students and local community. As an executive director it is important that our program take advantage of every opportunity presented by the challenges that it is faced with. Our vision is to educate‚ motivate‚ and facilitate our local community’s high school dropouts for today’s
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Clean Needle Programs In the article “A Case for Clean Needle Programs”‚ Breat Whitteker and Dawn Day argue that a clean needle program in the S.D. County could save hundreds of lives. One of the many benefits of establishing a clean needle program would be that it allows not only the S.D. County to save hundreds of millions of health care dollars but it allows other counties to do so as well. Some who obstruct against this program believe that when sterile needles are given out‚ there is
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Crime Prevention Programs Vickie L. Epperson CRJ 305 ~ Crime Prevention Jeffery Cudworth July 09‚ 2012 I found the history of crime prevention very interesting and learned much about how this country has evolved to the various new theories regarding crime and its prevention. It has only taken the United States 200 years of failure to finally start considering proactive methods regarding crime prevention versus reactive. As our textbook
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Youth Development Programs - Historical Development of Youth Development Programs‚ Youth Development Programs in the Early Twenty-First Century Youth development programs seek to improve the lives of children and adolescents by meeting their basic physical‚ developmental‚ and social needs and by helping them to build the competencies needed to become successful adults. Examples of youth development programs include community service‚ mentoring programs‚ and neighborhood youth centers. It
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Australian Aboriginal communities. Rather than merely addressing the management of diseases‚ population health goes deeper by aiming to manage the factors that may have caused or developed the diseases‚ and ensure that the World Health Organization’s (cited in Queensland Health 2012‚ p. 1) definition of health as “a state of complete physical‚ mental and social wellbeing” is achieved holistically. Therefore‚ more than just preventing diseases from recurring and spreading in the communities involved‚ the
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