Gary Direnfeld
JUNE 27, 2022
It followed a winter where our dog got cancer. We stopped walking. He passed away. Needing to get back in shape, we resumed walking, grieving the loss of our little boy. Those walks were different. Not reaching far, I experienced chest pain. I attributed it to being out of shape and pushed through. Things didn’t improve. I saw my doctor. Cardiac distress.
NCCPR Child Welfare Blog
JUNE 27, 2022
They want you to think their days of “health terrorism” are over. But look again. They, too are trying to co-opt the rhetoric of reform to promote the same old family policing agenda The hearings about the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection have prompted a lot of talk about “reputation laundering” as former Trump Administration officials try to distance themselves from the president they served so faithfully – the most notable example: former Attorney General William Barr.
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Social Care
JUNE 27, 2022
Close Care Home residents get involved in outdoor celebrations with the local community. Social care is a deeply important and critical part of society. However, it faces a huge uphill battle in being seen and understood as the vital service it truly is. This month’s Care Home Open Week can play a part in raising wider awareness of its value. Raising awareness, dispelling fear.
The New Social Worker
JUNE 27, 2022
What does it mean to be a gay social worker? Such a question is simplistic.
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The Guardian
JUNE 27, 2022
Privately run homes have more police callouts and staff complaints than council ones, data shows Serious incidents involving the police and whistleblowing complaints are more common in private children’s homes run to make a profit than in homes run by charities and councils, data suggests. Analysis of Ofsted data by the Guardian and BBC signals that children’s homes operated by profit-making firms had a disproportionately higher number of police callouts compared with those of not-for-profit pro
Stop Abuse Campaign
JUNE 27, 2022
← The monster will get us, be quiet. If we are going to claim to be “pro-life,” then let’s be pro-LIFE. Don’t abuse, neglect, or abandon your children. That’s not pro-life; that’s pro-birth. . The children in our country are abused and neglected at alarming rates – where is the outcry for that? Every year, Americans make more than 4 million referrals to child protection agencies involving more than 4.3 million children (a referral can include multiple c
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Hospice Chaplaincy
JUNE 27, 2022
In this week’s episode, Saul talks with Holly Vossel a reporter for Hospice news about improving access and quality of hospice care for LGBTQ+.
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