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    cause future health issues but to the individuals who would rather stuff themselves with junk food compared to starving, they only look at today and worry about what to eat tomorrow. They are never in the right mind to think of future consequences. So how are these social issues and health concerns explain the work my engagement team is doing? Well, even though in the United States of America, English is not its official language, it is spoken everywhere. Hawthorne Adult Education Center deals…

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    Community Center promotes fitness and health education for adults. Our motto is that it is never too late. By that we mean that it doesn’t matter what happened in the past, we will work with you if you want a healthier future. We provide the place and motivation, you provide the hard work, sweat and tears. The center will be located in West Palm Beach for the Palm Beach County population. Spread the Wealth welcomes adults of all shapes and sizes. We want to share the health information that we…

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    Students will often choose the option that appears to be the easiest and most accessible. This usually means opting to order food from the campus cafeteria. This problem can be connected to a lack of education related to meal planning but is predominantly caused by the negative mindset we possess. Cheap and quick meals are attractive choices for students as many face financial challenges. A solution to this problem is preparing meals from home. Bag-lunches…

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    parenting habits; parent encouragement and types of food available to the child and income and socioeconomic status (Johnson et al., 2012). In an attempt to fight the national epidemic of obesity, the small town of Colac instigated a campaign to reduce health inequalities and childhood obesity. Colac is a town of 11,000 inhabitants and is funded by…

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    Granville County Schools According to the National Center of Education Statistics , as of the 2012-2013 school year there were 8710 students,20 schools, 531 full time teachers, and the student teacher ratio is 16.38 within the rural Granville County School System. (As cited in Common Core of Data Public school district data for the 2012-2013) The entire system consists of four high schools, four middle schools, nine elementary schools, Granville Online (Virtual Classroom), and two charter…

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    for personal growth, community involvement and leadership. Values The YMCA of Greater Toronto is guided by values that influence our actions and the decisions we make: Caring, Health, Honesty, Inclusiveness, Respect and Responsibility. Products or Services YMCA offers a wide array of products and services listed below Health & Fitness: Membership: Memberships is one of the primary ways of supporting the communities. They provide access to the amenities, such as gym and swimming pools, of the…

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    Medicaid. Obese people spend forty percent more than the average person. Obesity leads to a lot of problems now and in the future. There are some health issues: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, heart disease and having a stroke. It will lead to a shorter life by six to seven years shorter. If not dying early does not scare you all the health issues come at some type of price. Such as, diabetes you will have…

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    “A nutrition education program means that students receive nutrition education messages not just in health education classes and the cafeteria, but through their core curriculum and throughout the school” (Cho and Nadow 422). Implementing the policies into the regular classes is seen as a problem, because it is taking…

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    art that are important in education. Such as, drawing, painting, dancing, poetry, plays and music, just to name a few. Each kind of art has its own individual benefits, but they also all have common ones as well. Unfortunately, the arts are a subject in school that doesn’t gain much credit. Most schools merely provide art classes because of state requirements. This is a serious issue, therefore, I argue, in order to increase young brain development, improve mental health and academic…

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    50 million people in the United States. This nation wide issue affects every person in a family and can have the hardest effect on children and their education. For decades poverty's impact on education has been a controversial subject. Many people believe that poverty places no hindrances on a child's education because they feel the child’s education depends solely on their capabilities. However, impoverished children are automatically at a disadvantage due to the fact that they have less…

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