The Enneagram is a personality system rooted in ancient Christian traditions, now widely used for understanding individual traits and behaviors in modern times. Developed from the concept of nine points representing different personality types, it is a tool to explore vices, virtues, and personal gr

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Advancing access and equity for individuals with disabilities is a key focus of the USDA Accessible Communications Program. Through initiatives like the National Disability Employment Awareness Month events and implementing the Rehabilitation Act, the program aims to promote accessible communication

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This UK retrospective cohort study examines the demographic and clinical characteristics of individuals living with obesity who contribute most to direct healthcare costs. The study uses data from the UK Discover database to stratify individuals with obesity into quintiles and assess their contribut

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Explore the challenges faced by individuals with autism and developmental disabilities as they transition into adulthood, including barriers to effective transitions and post-21 outcomes. Learn about the Adult Services Cliff and implications for families, schools, and service providers in supporting

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Socialization is the process through which individuals adapt to society, internalize its values, and acquire proper behavior. It involves stages like primary and secondary socialization, influenced by theorists like Erikson and Piaget. Agents like family, peers, and institutions play key roles in sh

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Supports Coordination is a vital case-management service for individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, and complex medical conditions. It involves locating, coordinating, and monitoring services to support individuals and their families. A Supports Coordinator helps with

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Delve into the world of learning disabilities, where over 9000 individuals in Sheffield face unique challenges. Learn how a learning disability impacts individuals, the importance of support and inclusion, and how Sheffield Mencap and Gateway provides valuable assistance. Discover ways to raise awar

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Explore findings on mortality rates, drug use prevalence, and interventions in European prisons. Discover the impact of drug-related deaths, including NPS use, and the effectiveness of interventions like OAT and harm reduction strategies. Learn about the challenges and opportunities in addressing dr

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Focusing on teaching self-help skills to individuals with autism is crucial for fostering independence and integration into the community. Parents play a key role in this process, although it can be complex and time-consuming. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2006 highl

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The IFLA Guidelines for Library Services to Prisoners, developed by Dr. Jane Garner from Charles Sturt University, aim to inspire best practices in libraries serving incarcerated individuals. Covering topics such as management, budgeting, staffing, facilities, and collaboration with public libraries

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This content provides details on the Serial Inebriate Program (SIP), also known as Chronic Incarcerated Persons, outlining the process involving charges under 647(f) PC. It explains the shift from book and release (B&R) to a keeper with a bail set and a court hearing. It also covers the involvement

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Uchida's memoir, "Desert Exile," delves into the challenging experiences of Japanese-Americans at Tanforan assembly center during World War II. The narrative highlights the unjust internment of Uchida's father, the stark living conditions in converted horse stables, the lack of privacy in communal f

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Empowering individuals with disabilities, Housing Access Services (HAS) was initiated in 2009 as a partnership between Arc Minnesota and the Department of Human Services Housing Division. HAS assists with housing searches, financial burdens, and coordinates housing access for individuals eligible fo

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This educational material presents a comprehensive slide set designed to aid in the management of physical health in individuals with severe mental illness, focusing on diabetes. It includes insights on the challenges faced by healthcare professionals, learning objectives on diabetes management, and

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Explore the transformative mission of Kairos Prison Ministry International in building a community based on unity, listening, and love. Through various programs and events, Kairos aims to support those incarcerated, their families, and all impacted by incarceration, fostering openness, opportunities

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Explore innovative strategies for supporting incarcerated survivors through collaboration with probation and county jails. Gain insights from organizations working in these settings and learn about successful approaches such as formalized relationships, leveraging existing partnerships, and clear MO

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Study conducted in Alameda County reveals insights on parents' demographics, race/ethnicity distribution, total times incarcerated, parent-child information, and child demographics. Findings include participant demographics, custody information, and the impact of parental incarceration on children a

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Advocacy services in Surrey, provided by www.pohwer.net/surrey, offer Instructed Care Act Advocacy (CAA), Instructed Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA), and Instructed Non-Statutory Discretionary Advocacy. These services aim to support individuals who have substantial difficulty in understand

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People in prisons face higher rates of HIV, viral hepatitis, STIs, and TB but often lack access to quality healthcare. Module 6 focuses on promoting health and human rights in closed settings, drawing on UN guidance. Framing questions challenge misconceptions about healthcare and prevention services

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Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program fosters collaboration between college students and incarcerated individuals, promoting dialogue on crime and justice. The program offers a unique classroom environment that breaks down societal barriers and encourages learning and interaction among participants. Wi

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Prison Fellowship is dedicated to showing Christ's love to prisoners by providing support and companionship. With a focus on the alarming statistics of reconviction, self-harm, and assaults within the prison system, the organization aims to transform lives through prayer, volunteer involvement, and

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Tuberculosis treatment completion among incarcerated individuals is crucial for TB control, with incomplete treatment leading to increased risks. The national target for treatment completion within 12 months stands at 93%. Overall, the completion rate improved but falls short of this goal, with vari

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Providing shelter, perspective guidance, and legal assistance for homeless individuals without legal residence in Ghent, Belgium. The initiative focuses on offering intensive support to transition from street survival to safety and sustainability. It caters to homeless individuals from various non-E

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The Office of Corrections Ombuds serves as an independent entity to investigate and resolve citizen complaints related to incarcerated individuals. Led by Director Joanna Carns, the office aims to strengthen correctional procedures, promote inmate rights awareness, and ensure compliance with relevan

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Prison sexual violence is a disturbing reality within the criminal justice system, often dismissed or trivialized. This article sheds light on the prevalence of sexual abuse in prisons, highlighting the staggering statistics and discussing the harmful misconceptions surrounding it. It also explores

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The Spanish Language Outreach Program provides valuable resources and guidance for library staff aiming to better serve Spanish speakers in correctional facilities. Developed in partnership with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the program focuses on enhancing the skills of library staff to cate

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Helping underserved populations through targeted library services such as supporting incarcerated individuals and their families, assisting those experiencing poverty or homelessness, and advocating for greater diversity and inclusion in library programs.

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Kairos Prison Ministry is dedicated to sharing the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ with incarcerated individuals and their families, aiming to help them become contributing members of society. Through a community-driven approach, Kairos seeks to spiritually uplift and support those affected by

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The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (CTFPHC) released recommendations on Hepatitis C screening for adults in 2017. The guidelines provide an overview of screening methods, key findings, implementation considerations, and conclusions. Those at higher risk for HCV in Canada include indiv

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The Federal Bonding Program, established by the USDOL in 1966, provides fidelity bonds to help job seekers facing challenges secure and maintain employment. It covers a wide range of individuals, including those previously incarcerated, recovering from substance abuse, with poor credit records, econ

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Explore the highlights of the Kairos Prison Ministry Annual Conference in 2021, featuring workshop presenters, Kairos Ministry connections, the importance of unity between Kairos Inside, Outside, and Torch programs, and the focus on prayer, Christ's teachings, and program structure for incarcerated

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Develop and implement a system to place COVID-19 symptomatic or positive individuals who cannot self-isolate into housing. The Housing Triage Team identifies people in need, conducts placement questionnaires, and facilitates housing arrangements, transportation, and testing if required. The team als

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The spotlight in Northern Portugal is on homeless individuals facing substance abuse issues, particularly alcohol and drugs. The Health Service Network in Northern Portugal offers various levels of care, including mental health services, emergency rooms, and integrated response centers. The system i

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The statistics reveal the alarming increase in the number of mothers in prison, many of whom are primary caregivers to their children. Children born behind bars face unique challenges, with studies showing behavioral issues among those who spend time in prison nurseries. Older children with parents

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Explore the vital role of the Medicare Beneficiary Ombudsman in addressing beneficiary inquiries, providing education, and recommending improvements in Medicare administration. Discover when to contact the Ombudsman for systemic issues, research topics, or feedback on Medicare experiences, including

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Research conducted by VADOC indicates a total of 570 state responsible inmates incarcerated for marijuana-related offenses as of August 31, 2021. Among them, 229 inmates had non-drug-related Most Serious Offenses, 331 were convicted for Drug Sales MSO, and 10 were convicted for Drug Possession MSO.

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This content focuses on the importance of supporting breastfeeding among incarcerated women, highlighting the challenges they face and ways to advocate for optimal outcomes. It shares the journey of a family separated by incarceration and emphasizes the need for collaboration with professionals in t

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Exploring the overlooked narratives of incarcerated individuals, this collection of scholarly insights delves into the challenges faced by prisoners in having their experiences acknowledged and validated. Reflecting on works by Spivak, Code, Foucault, Kolodny, Fraser, and Young, the discourse emphas

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Bond Street Theatre's Creative Arts Prison Program supports Afghan women and girls by using theater-based techniques to encourage self-expression, build self-esteem, and provide life skills for re-entry into society. The program addresses the challenges faced by incarcerated women and girls in Afgha

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Analyzing the need for palliative care and self-directed death among incarcerated individuals in Canadian federal prisons, this study explores key demographics, disease prevalence, mortality rates, and challenges in obtaining parole. With an aging prison population and higher disease prevalence comp

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