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After Hurricane Ian, Florida Chapter Members Volunteer to Provide Assistance, Necessities

Social Work Blog

By Alison Laurio Eighty-eight years ago what was called “The Great Labor Day Hurricane of 1935” hit Florida on August 29. With winds of up to 185 mph, its pressure was the most intense of any Atlantic hurricane to make landfall on record. The Lauderdale Daily News on Sept. 3, 1935, wrote the category 5 storm killed 408 people, and those “caught in the open were blasted by sand with such force that it stripped away their clothing.

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Self-Care A-Z: World Social Work Day - The Importance of Self-Care for “Respecting Diversity Through Joint Social Action”

The New Social Worker

As part of this World Social Work Day celebration, we consider the key question: How does diversity affect our own self-care and, by extension, our abilities to join others in social action?

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New book explores Ubuntu from a Social Work perspective

International Federation of Social Workers

IFSW is delighted to present a new book that explores Ubuntu from a Social Work perspective.

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Palliative Care in FY24 NIH Congressional Justification

CAPC

Congressional justification language from the National Institutes of Health reiterates commitment to palliative care research.

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5 Must Haves for Case Management

Thousands of nonprofits rely on case management software to help collect data, manage programs, coordinate with agencies, and provide life-changing health and human services. Adopting a cloud-based case management platform is essential for nonprofits and government agencies to operate more efficiently and make better use of their funding and budget.

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Relatives locked out of UK care homes due to Covid call for visitor guarantee

The Guardian

Anger grows at care homes still restricting visits three years on from start of lockdowns, causing ‘extreme distress’ Families locked out of seeing loved ones in care homes during the Covid crisis have stepped up calls for a new law to prevent it happening again, amid reports of restricted visits still “causing extreme distress”. Before the third anniversary of the UK’s pandemic lockdown, people who missed the last stages of their relatives’ lives voiced anger that some care homes still deny acc

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CAPC Responds to Notice on Advancing Health Equity for Intersex Individuals

CAPC

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health requested information on current research gaps and promising practices.

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