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    care and adoption agencies. I have always had a passion for working with children ever since I was a young girl. Before I found out about becoming a social work, I was going to school for elementary education. Once I completed 2 years I knew that elementary education was not the path I wanted to take when working with children. One day while researching careers I came across social work and from that point on I knew social work was the career I was destined to be in. “Foster care and adoption…

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    What does the word "foster" mean? It means to help someone (or something) grow and develop. To foster also means to take care of someone's needs. A foster family is a family who opens up their homes to children who have to be separated from their birth families. It is the foster family's job to help their foster child grow and develop within a loving, nurturing environment. Not everyone is cut out to be a foster parent. The state has to do background checks on families that want to become a…

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    1.6: Describe reasons for adhering to the agreed scope of the job role. It’s very important to stick to the agreed scope of the job role because when you applied for that position you agreed there and then to the job description which is part of a contract. It is your duty and legal responsibility to adhere in your defined role, and to understand the expectations of your job role as well as understanding all the professional boundaries. If you don’t adhere to your defined role then you will be…

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    Cost Of Child Adoption

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    Many children and teens would love to find their forever family. Adoption can help this dream come true. One of the reasons a person may want to consider adoption is if they are unable to have their own biological children. Infertility can have treatmentss, but there is only a thirty five percent success rate (Foster Care, 2016). Another reason one may consider adoption is because there are children in waiting, which means that there are children and teens who are in need of a family that will…

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    The media likes to portray New York Attorneys like they do not have a soft spot. Ross Abelow is a tough New York City lawyer that fights hard for justice for his clients. However, Abelow also has a soft spot for animals in the community. This tough New York attorney is sponsoring a GoFundMe page for animal shelters in New York. His goal is to raise at least $5,000 for the shelter. The funds are needed to provide all the neccessary resources for the homeless animals that live in the shelter.…

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    On June 1, 1999, I was adopted from Gaoming, China. After four boys, my parents were excited to fly thousands of miles to see their baby girl for the first time. There was a lot of chance and uncertainty when adopting a child from China. My mother told me stories of couples who would go to China and end up adopting a child completely different than who they had officially signed papers for. Sometimes even a complete different gender than what had been requested. Many babies from my orphanage…

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    ‘Couleur de peau: Miel’, is also called as ‘Approved for Adoption’ in English, is a French-Belgian animated movie based on the adoption experience of Jung. Jung is a cartoon artist and is involved in the directing of the movie. In the animated section of the film, Jung was appeared as a 5-year-old Korean child who was adopted by a Belgian family. His confusion of family status and civil status increases with his growth and his path of growing in Belgium was winding. He tried to escape his…

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    Kinship Care Essay

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    To look at the difference in the outcome of children placed in kinship care and foster care this will be completed as a longitudinal study. A longitudinal study will look at trends that may occur over years within children who are in out of home placement. The purpose of this paper is to see if the practice of placing children in out of home care into kinship care promotes the cycle of poverty. This study is to explore the relationship between children placed in out of home care and the…

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    Although many children have a father and a mother as parent, many kids have same sex parents, just a mother, or just a father. People may think these kids have a disadvantage, but many strengths come from these families too. Adoption can be hard for these families because a large amount of people think the child won’t get as much love and support from one gender; these people believe children should have both genders in their life. I believe that kids with single parents and gay parents are…

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    Wow, the podcast has made me explored different adventures of thinking, as far as adoption. Thinking back on what should the criterion focus on as far as race is a conversely topic. I’m not sure if you all have ever seen the movie Losing Isaiah. This is a perfect replica of this topic. In the movie you have an Africa America mother who is addicted to crack and a social worker who comes alone to help this family. During her time helping the family, the social worker realizes she feels sorry for…

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