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    Introduction Having such opportunity to be endowed with a million dollars to develop ideas on how to improve the Child Protective Services place me in a position where I am deliberating very hard on the programs or policies to implement. There are several programs and policies that are implemented in the Child Protective Services for clients and it is important to take into consideration the programs and policies by developing efficient and reliable platform that will be beneficial to the…

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    The Problem Youth homelessness is a social problem that has affected the United States for centuries. Children of all ages, ethnicities, and sexual orientations can be found living on the streets year-round. According to the National Coalition for the Homeless, there are one million homeless youth (2014). Many youth experience homelessness for numerous reasons and may partake in dangerous and reckless behaviors to survive. Youth homelessness can be put into distinct categories such as homeless…

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    and three-fourths of children who enter foster care have demonstrated emotional and behavioral symptoms that require mental health treatment” (Greeno, E. 2015). The Child and Adolescent Treatment Services at Bonding Links Mental Health Clinic offer thorough assessment and treatment services in both English and Spanish. The whole child is addressed, with a focus on strengths and family work. The mental health clinic serves children and adolescents in their community from 2-17 years of age. The…

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    Arkansas Child Welfare System Timeline In the later 1970s, reports of suspected child abuse and neglect soared in Arkansas. Social workers and child welfare administrators were tasked with investigating all the reports, monitoring and assisting the families with substantiated abuse or neglect, and safely sheltering the more endangered children in foster care homes. The state struggled with keeping up with the expanding range of federal pressure, which was more focused on the preservation of…

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    helping individuals and families become self-sufficient, and providing safe refuge during disasters. The departments’ vision is safe and thriving families and individuals. The values are; quality, efficiency, and respectfulness. DCFS programs include: Child Support Enforcement which locates the alleged parent and provides…

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    This experienced has allowed me to physically see the errors in our child welfare system. The client’s family was separated because their parents were involved in domestic violence. The father was the perpetrator and the mother was charged with failure to protect. The family has been separated for four years, due to the…

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    Introduction Child welfare is facing rapid transitions and changes both in Ontario and in Canada at large. The arena is currently in need of developing a healthy relationship between the worker, the client, family and the community the client belongs to (Platt, 2008). In social work with children, especially in the child welfare setting, client engagement is one of the crucial challenges. In all social work, practice based on a relationship is considered important (Howe, 2009). When interacting…

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    of another player, weather it is going to hit the person on not you must call out fore. • The rules for golf do not differ dramatically according to age, as it is a sport for everyone to play. However, most courses have a rule that if you or your child, aren’t playing competitively, and haven’t made it to the green by 10 shots you must pick up your ball and continue to the next hole, to reduce the amount of slow play o Driving…

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    Mow A Lawn Essay

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    clothing like pants, long sleeves, hats, and sunglasses. These protective clothing will protect against flying sticks, rocks or grass. Do not wear earbuds and listen to music. This causes obstruct hearing of warnings and people voices. Wear ear protection to protect from the loud noises of the mower. The most important equipment, the lawn mower, should be the very first thing you buy. The biggest factor in buying a lawn mower is on the type of lawn you have. Do you have a small lawn or an open…

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    William Faulkner, the writer of the short story “A Rose for Emily” was a traditional southern man who liked to use symbolism of his characters to relate to the downfall of the south. Throughout my analysis, the trend of the South running itself into the ground from thinking they were so high up and the South never allowing themselves to explore different opportunities because they only knew what they were taught, appears. He uses these particular themes and puts them into symbols by using Emily…

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