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    Homeless Families

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    Children Should Stay With Their Homeless Families Do you know how many U.S. children are in foster care, and not with their parents? Nearly 428,000 children in the U.S get put in foster care every day (Children's Rights). One online reporter for NBC news stated, “Tthere are roughly 2.5 million children who were homeless at some point last year” (White, Martha). Many homeless children have been taken away from their parents simply because they are homeless, not because they are neglected or…

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    Military Families

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    What are your thoughts regarding your ability to work with military families and children as a social worker? I personally would be “fine” maybe even a bit too comfortable working with military families and children as a social worker because I grew up with an alcoholic father and I am starting to see the similarities, which honestly took twenty-five years all because everyone is afraid to face the truth; therefore, things just get swept under the rug and open communication is forbidden in…

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    Dysfunctional Families

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    Although children in dysfunctional or divorced families can have advantages such as developing independency and learning responsibility, it is obvious that the negative effects from divorce outweigh the positive ones: generational repetition from inner wounds to parents and children, and the moral decay in our society. The seriousness of divorced was reveal in 2012, when there was a surprising rate of divorce in Belarus by reaching 68 percentages of divorce rate (“Worldwide Divorce…

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    Family Centres

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    Family centres really help out different varieties of families and build a partnership with parents, for example foreign families or single parents. They support them and build a relationship with the parents involved in the child’s life. Communication is a main barrier for family centres and their children. However this has improved a vast amount during the years by providing translators or having welcome packs in different languages. Hewison (2004) suggested that language was an issue of…

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    Family Scenarios

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    On 3/26/2018 I interviewed the some of family members to David Zell at the Brookfield Police Department. I spoke with Carol Zell at approximately 1110 hrs. Carol advised she was a sister to David. Carol advised that she was unaware of anyone wanting to harm David. I brought to Carol's attention that there was a mention of a family trust. Carol advised there's a family trust that her brothers will receive most of the estate once her mother Helen Zell passes away. Carol advised her mother Helen…

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    Family Tradition

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    How do family tradition and cultural legacy contribute to and individual self-Identity? In my family we have one tradition that sticks out for me and that is every Christmas we have breakfast and dinner at my grandmother house. I can’t wait for Christmas because we have a big Christmas breakfast which consist of bacon, eggs, pancakes, fried apples, and sausage. I must tell you that my grandma’s pancakes are to die for. Now her Christmas dinner is just as good as the breakfast. She always have 4…

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    Childhood Family

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    The article “Childhood Family, Ethnicity, and Drug Use over the Life Course” by Lisa Cubbins and Daniel Klepinger (2007), explores the idea of how different factors such as ethnicity, religion affiliation, family structure, and parent’s education level affects individual’s drug use. Based on the article, it is well proven that drug use differs from ethnicity to ethnicity. For instance, it is concluded that ethnic minority groups continue to use drugs as they age, whereas, drug use among whites…

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    Family Paragraphs

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    Paragraphs for Essay - Rosie, Mason, and Mum + Dad Family is forever - a lesson that I have learned my whole life. It means that no matter what, your family will love you, forever and ever, just as long as you love them back. I couldn’t live without family, especially my brother, Mason, my dog, Rosie, and finally my mom and dad. I am truly gifted and grateful to have them in my life. People in your life may betray you, and never be there for you when you need them. Although, you…

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    Hunting As A Family

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    Meals from Nature “Hunting as a family is by no means a new tradition. In fact, it used to be one of several traditional American family values(Staff).” Hunting is a normal, almost expected hobby of individuals from the South. Fathers will bring their sons, daughters, and wives along to a large plot of land and appreciate the beauty of the trees and the woodland creatures they’ve immersed themselves in. Equipped with either a bow or a rifle they wait for a mature, healthy buck to walk out into…

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    Family Groups Oddly enough my own side of the extended family, I would consider to be both a secondary group and my out-group. First of all, the vast majority of them have passed away. My mother and father are gone, as well as my beloved grandfather, and the only cousins in my family that I ever wished to associate with. Secondly, the remaining family members are volatile and have a negative impact on my life and my children’s lives, hence why I choose to keep them as far away as possible. They…

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