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health and wellness to the individual and public (Gruber & Haldeman, 2009).…

& Poverty,2014). This is very vague and needs to be broken down further into what accessible healthcare a homeless person can receive. Another recommendation that need to be made as far as language is the guideline that states” freely to sleep in public places”. This is very vague and needs also to be cited specifically where they can and cannot sleep. The second…

contrasts many points of social democracy where the government should be involved with the economic state of the country and must give support to improving the public sector to be affordable and decent for the populace. Furthermore, Social democracy uses the Keynesian economics model to deal with the economy by investing in the people through education and other aspects so they will work or pay to drive the economy. So as the citizens will put in money in the economy it will later be taken out…

sectors of the job market are more likely to employ ex-offenders due to the low level of skill and customer contact required for the job. Western, B. (2008). Criminal background checks and employment among workers with criminal records. Criminology & Public Policy, 7(3), 413-417.…

strategies include Build Healthy Public Policy, create supportive environments, strengthen community action, develop personal skills and reorient health services. Rheumatic Heart Disease Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) is a chronic heart disease that is the result of reoccurring or serious cases…

the country. Therefore, by studying global health it will gives us the better understanding of global health challenges and what must be done to address the health problems effectively (Gorton, 2009).The main aim of the global health is to improve public health, to prevent the international spread of disease…

health is defined as the physical accessibility to health facilities, goods, and services and is influenced by social as well as economic factors. The lack of equitable access to health care across the country is the most significant challenge the public health sector faces today. Access to health care is still unequal with barriers preventing it being age-based, economic, ethnic, gender-based, and location-based. While many Americans do not receive adequate health services, the challenges of…

community-based resources in support of community living and opportunities for recreational and leisure-time activities. The quality of education or access to education, economic, and lack of job opportunities are also social determinants of health that were seen throughout the…

difficulties in education. Unfortunately, the educational system became the first causality in the decade-long civil war. As of 2015, the literacy rate of the population of Sierra Leone was recorded at 48.1% (The World FactBook: Literacy, 2015). What continues to be a plague in the educational system is the low enrollment of girls and the high number of drop-outs. The gender inequality is as a result of child brides, premature pregnancy and cultural biases of the girl child (Education in Sierra…

subsidy and the market rate. Vouchers began as a market-friendly plan by Republicans to counter Democratic New Deal Public Housing programs. Republicans began proposing the vouchers in the late 1960s and by the 1990s the Democrats were fully embracing the proposal (Johnson 2016). When Chicago embarked on the Plan for Transformation they drastically reduced the number of traditional public housing units and doubled the amount of housing choice vouchers (to 38,000) (Popkin 2013, 2). The research,…