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    2) harm someone else or 3) cause damage to property.   Often this involves getting in touch with your Senior and determining who needs to know this information (parents‚ police‚ paramedics‚ etc.).If you believe that a patient may be a victim of neglect or physical‚ sexual or emotional abuse‚ and that they lack capacity to consent to disclosure‚you must give information promptly to an appropriate responsible person or authority‚ if you believe that the disclosure is in the patient’s best interests

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    importance of an accessible complaints procure for reducing the likelihood of abuse. Complaints are good way of considering how well the services are provided‚ it also helps us to identify if there are any weaknesses e.g. potential for abuse and neglect. A complaints procedure should be simple to follow because it encourages people to raise their concerns and it indicates that organization will respond to those concerns rather than ignoring them. If it’s too difficult to make a complaint the abuse

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    report suspected abuse. In every circumstance‚ physical‚ sexual‚ and financial abuses targeting individuals that violate laws against assault‚ rape‚ theft‚ and other offences are punishable as crimes. Certain types of emotional elder abuse and elder neglect are subject to criminal prosecution‚ depending on the perpetrators conduct and intent and the consequences for the victim. Typically‚ carers‚ medical personnel‚ care home workers‚ family‚ emergency personnel‚ public officials‚ social workers‚ counsellors

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    When taking a look at all of the social issues we face in our society‚ it is child welfare and 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

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    Draft According to Safe Horizon‚ an organization whose purpose is to provide support and justice for victims of crime and abuse‚ more than 3 million children are exposed each year and up to 30% to 60% of those children will also suffer abuse or neglect. Many men‚ women‚ and children lose their lives because an abusive spouse will take things “a little too far”. The “lucky ones”‚ who get out of the messy relationship and find help‚ often gain mental and physical problems as a result. Everyone reacts

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    php/Film/TheBreakfastClub?from=Main.TheBreakfastClub _______. (n.d.) The breakfast club. http://princeton.edu. Retrieved from http://www.princeton.edu/~achaney/tmve/wiki100k/docs/The_Breakfast_Club.html _______. (n.d.). Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect. Child abuse & neglect. Retrieved from http://www.helpguide.org/mental/child_abuse_physical_emotional_sexual_neglect.htm _______. (n.d.) Why Do People Give in to Peer Pressure?. Dealing with Peer Pressure. Retrieved from http://kidshealth.org/kid/feeling/emotion/peer_pressure

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    placing them in apprenticeships‚ workhouses‚ orphanages‚ placement mills‚ factories‚ farms and mines. These children were forced to work sixteen-hour days and were often whipped to make them work harder. In the 1960’s physical abuse and child neglect were officially recognized because of the development of radiology. But it wasn’t until the 1980’s and 1990’s that sexual and emotional/mental abuse was declared another form of child abuse. So here we are in 2011‚ but child abuse isn’t left in the

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    father‚ knowing that nothing can be done. Did you know that violence is becoming a bigger issue across the world? Three in every ten children are abused and report it. In latin-America alone 40 million children are victims of abuse‚ violence‚ and neglect. Children with any disability are less likely to report abuse‚ and if they do report abuse they are also less likely to be trusted. African Americans are the most likely to be mistreated. Asians‚ by contrast‚ are the least likely to be abused. I believe

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    Matilda Directed by Danny DeVito Matilda is a family comedy which takes place somewhere in the USA during the nineties. Matilda is a brilliant girl neglected by her stupid‚ self-involved parents. Ignored at home‚ Matilda takes interest in reading and she develops telekinetic powers. Eventually‚ her insensitive parents send her to a school run by the cruel Miss Trunchbull. Matilda befriends her schoolteacher‚ Miss Honey. She soon realizes Matilda’s talents‚ but is later amazed to see the

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    Every child deserves to live without the fear of harm or abuse. If we protect children from harm‚ they are more likely to grow up into confident members of society. Children with disabilities are three times more likely to suffer from/experience neglect and abuse. It is up to us‚ who work with children‚ to recognise the signs and symptoms to protect all children. 7. Explain what is meant by a child centred approach (2.2) A child centred approach promotes the right of the child to choose‚ make

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