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    Both of the dogs were euthanized. Before his arrest on a tip from neighbors‚ Bower blogged about his sexual exploits with animals online and shared photos‚ according to ABC KAIT8. Examiner notes that Bower was a frequent volunteer at the local dog shelter and worked as a dog walker. Terms of Bower’s plea bargain include community service‚ counseling and prohibition of ever owning another pet while residing in Ohio. State Representative Jay Goyal and State Senator Kris Jordan are currently drafting

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    order to qualify for my high school’s Nation Honor Society‚ I had to fulfill 20 hours‚ atleast‚ of community service. My mom and I occasionally volunteer to clean the Rouge River behind my house or work at Gleaner’s Food Bank‚ but this specific volunteering experience was different. The event that impacted me the most was when my job at Open Door Ministry was being the “runner”. This meant‚ once all the donated food was packaged and ready to be distributed‚ I ran it to people’s cars and laid

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    Imagine your life as a homeless dog or cat. Describe what you think a typical day might be like. If I had to imagine my life as a homeless dog or cat my typical day would be waking up hopeless by just waking up all over again with that same feeling of all my pain‚ being lonely‚ scared‚ cold‚ or maybe thirsty and hungry also wandering around and look for attention .This would also depend on whether I live in a busy city or countryside because as a cat for example living in the busy

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    with the homeless population‚ racism‚ and war. To be homeless means to have no home or permanent place of residence. It affects hundreds of thousands of people today. In the United States alone 750‚000 people experience homelessness every night. There are many reasons as to why one might become homeless in a short period of time‚ these reasons include substance abuse‚ mental illnesses‚ poverty‚ domestic violence‚ gambling‚ amongst other things. In most cases‚ the situation with homeless people doesn’t

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    Policing Homeless‚ AIDS Patients and the Mentally Ill Learning Journal Policing the homeless‚ people with AID‚ and people suffering from mental illness create major challenges for law enforcement. A. Mental illness in itself is not a police problem it is better suited for doctors to handle‚ but along with the mental illness comes crimes‚ suicidal people‚ and neighborhood disturbances which are all police problems. Police officers must evaluate the subject and determine if they

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    Barriers Among Homeless Youth In Health Care Sebastian Henao Conestoga College Homelessness amongst youth is common in nearly every part of the world‚ including the region of Waterloo. Given these circumstances many young adults have barriers that they must overcome in a daily basis in order to stay alive. Some of these barriers include substance abuse‚ sexual intercourse and poor access to health care. All of these barriers can potentially harm a young person’s life. So how can nurses help

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    The Effects of Being Homeless and Receiving a Public Education: Abstract For so long the homeless populations of the children in our public school systems have been overlooked. Research shows that homeless and low-income students suffer from some of the same issues but homeless children suffer long- term effects outside of what their housed peers face. The McKinney-Vento Act that was reauthorized in 2001 sets standards for how public schools should service homeless students. Beyond the public

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    Homeless girls are a sociocultural group that includes those who have abandoned their home and those at risk of homelessness. They have to cope with hazardous situations that negatively impact their well-being because they grow up in dysfunctional family environments‚ in communities immersed in social problems‚ and in precarious economic areas‚ leading to few or null opportunities of obtaining a better quality of life (Castaños‚ 2014). Also‚ they suffer from sexual and labor exploitation‚ abuse‚

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    having access to basic needs such as food‚ clothing and shelter. This inequality leads to a large population of hungry and homeless citizens in our cities. Throughout the year in many communities across the country there are many who suffer from hunger. An Atlanta there is an organization that is committed to helping to lessen the number who suffers. The name of the organization is Hosea Feed the Hungry. Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless was founded in 1971 by civil rights icons Rev. Hosea and

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    Homeless Teenagers undergo through negative physical and reproductive health because of their situation and the numerous barriers confronted when accessing health care. Teengaers living in poverty have higher rates of chronic health problems‚ higher incidence of trauma related lesions. Since they are unable to have health care there is a greater chance of having further advanced stages of chronic health issues. Nutritional complications are obesity‚ food deprivation‚ and starvation. (“Physical and

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