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    place of employment, forced to work almost continually, and denied wages. For example, a case reported by Legal Aid of North Carolina in 2011 involved debt bondage of agricultural workers. “Laborers were brought from Florida to North Carolina with the promise of full-time work. Traffickers ran a camp, charged the workers for two meals a day and prohibited them from leaving the camp. Their debts were more than their wages. They didn't know where they were” (Anderson). The traffickers frequently…

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    089 on insurance. Other expenses come from trainings and conferences. Their experience staff work to provide online training showing the impact of domestic violence on survivors. Those who served in law enforcement, victim service providers, social workers, and attorneys can gain credit hours by attending. Considering the situation, there are not many special provisions for a battered woman and child/children need to live in women’s shelter home like what SCCADVASA offers. If you are being…

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    disadvantaged groups, people need to able to speak up for their rights and demand accountability from their leaders, ensuring access to basic social services and resources”.(Poverty and Corruption in Africa). According to this quote, non- government programs conduct this program like escaping this corruption of the people speaking up their opinions and trying to know how to solve or do for them. In recent year, Africans have suffered higher rates of violent crime than people from other regions.…

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    stop receiving medication. In recent years, there have been major cuts to substance-abuse programs in jails. Many jails and prisons have psychiatric units, but some refuse to accept violent inmates into these units, claiming that they must face consequences for their actions. Ironically, punishments like solitary confinement are likely to exacerbate violent and self-harming behavior, while treatment is likely to reduce it. Those who do receive treatment lose access to it as soon as they get out…

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    indicated support for specialized treatment programs (p.1). Kesten (2012) later mentions the comparison study shows that prerelease intervention and post release treatment planning services may need to be more specialized or structured in order to reduce recidivism…

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    Analyze How the Selected Disease Process Affects Patients, Families, and Populations in Your Community By this point, everyone knows obesity increases medical costs for everyone through higher risk of comorbidities. This in itself is unable to provide motivation for change. Even with increased accessibility to healthy options, many people still choose to continue their current lifestyle despite innovative education. Figuring out personal triggers can make the difference towards change. Loved…

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    these programs go back many years in their enactment, such as the Social Security Act of 1935, when the U.S. had the foresight to help aid in retirement of older workers (and that was post-Depression and pre-WWII). Some of these programs are efficient, such unemployment insurance (even though it should last longer), and some are not, such as Medicare (seniors still have to purchase supplemental insurance or pay out-of-pocket costs). Social Security may not even be around in another 25 years. I…

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    admitted that they were powerless to their addiction. The last speaker worked for a city agency and told stories of “hitting up” in the bathroom. His co-workers often times had to tell him to clean up the blood on his face before he saw clients. As an only child, he stated that his mother was an enabler. She knew of his problems with drugs but took care of his bills when he could no longer afford to pay his bills. He talked about hitting rock bottom, losing…

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    Schizophrenia Schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder that affects one percent of the population. When a family member or friend is diagnosed, it changes not only the patients life but the people close to him as well. It almost always affects almost all of the five senses, with the most common symptoms being hallucination, paranoia, with unorganized thought and speech processes. Schizophrenia, although uncommon, is a very serious disease with tragic effects, and there is very little…

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    one would trade property is an illegal practice. A person should never be treated as property or goods for sale, people should not be treated inhuman. However; in today’s world human trafficking has become a worldwide epidemic and the only way to reduce the occurrence of this modern day slavery is through government intervention, education and awareness. Human Trafficking is defined as the criminal commercial exchange of human beings who are subjected to involuntary acts, such as sexual…

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