CHILD SUPPORT PARENT/S OF INCARCERATION Child support by definition is “Periodic money payments payable by a non-custodial parent, to the custodial parent, for the care of his or her child” (DuHaime.Org.). The parent that does not have the child living with them is therefore still equally responsible for the care and well being of this child. If either of parents is or has spent time incar

Child Welfare System Debbie Marez San Antonio Community College Sociology 1306 Section: 017 Professor Tina Yarbrough Abstract I have always been interested in counseling as a profession and have thought about maybe one day working for Child Protective Services or being a counselor at a school. Therefore I choose to research the child welfare system and initiatives that have been

Huw Birdsey unit 343 Transitions & Development What are transitions' Transitions are changes that take place in our life; changes that move us from one stage to another, for example from being single to being married, or from being unemployed to being in work. Transitions are an essential part of growing up and the most important ones happen when we are babies and young children. ‘....

Childcare and the Impact on Childhood Development. 1 Childcare and the Impact on Childhood Development. Jim Bean SOC 345 Lori Viasqez August 27, 2012 Childcare and the Impact on Childhood Development. 2 While the cost of living has caused the need for both parents to work

Describe how you act in class in order to be an effective role model ' I imagine that every student is an open vacuum taking in everything possible from every angle and in every way. Realizing this vulnerability I treat them all as if they only have three months to live and it is my resolve that will give me the strength to offer as much Information in as little amount of time as I can. And do so

Unit 305...305.1...305.2...305.3 Protect and promote children’s rights. K3P233 and K3P234 The disability discrimination act 1995 Children’s act 1989 Disabled persons act 1986 Sex discrimination act 1986 Race relation act 1976 Special education needs and disability act 2001 UN convention on the rights of the child. The discrimination act means that all people including children ha

Name: Alison Craft Student Number: HL/0016939 Course Title: Child Care Diploma Assignment Number: CPD 4.1 Postcode: BH17 7YR Name: Alison Craft Student Number: HL/0016939 Assignment Number: CPD 4.1 a) What is meant by safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children b) What is meant by child protection' c) How do the two fit together' d) What is the LSCB, and what is t

Partnership with parents Parents and primary carers are the most important people in every child’s life. These are the people who children will learn from their values, culture and religious beliefs and they will influence most a child’s attitude and development. These are the people who a child feels most secure with and who know the child best. In fact current legislation such as the Childre

Diversity The ways in which people are different and not alike. Such as people’s personal characteristics, background, culture, personality and work life style. Equality This is when everyone is equal and has the same rules and rights as one and other for example, in a school all pupils should have to abide by the same rules and have the same rights as one another so everyone is equal.

SHC 21 Introduction to communication in health, social care or children's and young people's settings 1.1- Identify the different reasons people communicate' People communicate for a number of different reasons some of which i have listed below. Give information/Receive information Get to know each other To encourage Receive instruction/Give instruction Develop learning. 1.2- Exp

E1- Describe the responsibility of the practitioner in professional relationships. There are lots of responsibilities that the practitioner needs to consider to maintain professional relationships, the main ones are that we know each and every child’s individual needs, as all children are different and have different abilities and strengths and as a practitioner we need to understand that and h

7 Understand how to safeguard the wellbeing of children and young people: Unit CYP Core 3.3 All settings working with children and young people should establish and maintain a safe environment and deal with circumstances where there are welfare concerns. Through their protection policies and procedures for safeguarding children and young people, settings which work with children and/or young peop

Communication and confidentially Introduction: The purpose of this essay is to identify, explain and describe communication and confidentially. Communication: communication is a process used in order to pass on or transfer information around, this includes and takes place either at work, communicating with employees and colleagues or customers, or at home, communicating with your family and

1.2 Describe the roles of different agencies involved in safeguarding the welfare of young children and young people. SOCIAL SERVICES: The social workers are employed by the social services department. They work with the families who have an abuse issue or the families act as a dysfunctional so they are their to help them to come out from the conflict. SCHOOL: School has a responsibility tha

At placement, I was asked to carry out some children’s observations in reception class in the morning aged between 4-5yrs old to ensure that the children are all progressing with their individual development. The children had done some counting activities last week by using different counting themes using numbers from 1-20 and different shapes,

2. Child and young person development This core area covers the physical, intellectual, linguistic, social and emotional growth and development of babies, children and young people. It is difficult to determine specific times when developmental changes occur, as these will differ from person to person. What is important is a basic understanding of those changes and how they can affect a b

B.F SKINNER Skinner called his particular brand of behaviorism "Radical" behaviorism.[15] Radical behaviorism is the philosophy of the science of behavior. It seeks to understand behavior as a function of environmental histories of reinforcing consequences. Such a functional analysis makes it capable of producing technologies of behavior (see Applied Behavior Analysis). Unlike less austere beh

My chosen topic area of care for Lucile is continence, Lucile is a 72 year old women living in a house alone with her daughter in-law as her only carer who lives locally, Lucile’s health has been deteriorating in last 2 and they receive no help from services such as social care. She has had numerous falls she is a smoker with a productive cough with yellow sputum, she does not drink likes to read

. Describe the terms and conditions of your employment as set out in your contract of employment. A. During my employment at Marian Mission, they may need to hold personal data, details of criminal record and medical data. Marian mission will ensure that all information are held securely in personnel files and will not be disclosed to others outside the Centre, except in case of relevant medica

Task 3 (025.1.4) Explain when and why enquiries and serious case reviews are required and how the sharing of the findings informs practice. (250 words minimum) When a child dies due to abuse or neglect that is already known to the appropriate authority or there is suspicion of the things mentioned above might have caused death then enquires and serious case reviews are required. Serious case

Explain how the 5 pieces of legislation in E1 establish and maintain healthy, safe and secure environments Five main laws that support the provision of health, safe and secure environments for young children are: Health and Safety At Work Act 1974 Under the act 1974, both employers and employees have duties. Employers must produce a written policy explaining how they will ensure the health,

2.9 Explain why working in partnership with others is important for children and young people. Working in partnership with others is very important for children and young people, it helps them to have regular routine. This is very essential as it provides them with sense of security and have a good sense of structure for the day. It also helps them to settle in and relax. All adults wh

J Child Fam Stud (2012) 21:545–564 DOI 10.1007/s10826-011-9507-7 ORIGINAL PAPER Treatment of Childhood Obesity: A Systematic Review Leanne J. Staniford • Jeff D. Breckon Robert J. Copeland • Published online: 11 June 2011 Ó Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Abstract Childhood obesity trends have increased dramatically over the past three decade’s. The purpose of this quantita

New Gene for Childhood Cancer Neuroblastoma is Discovered Pediatric cancer researchers identified the LMO1 gene, located on chromosome 11, to be a contributor of the cancer known as Neuroblastoma. Neuroblastoma is the most common cancer in early childhood. However, Neuroblastoma has no known cure. Scientists found that the LMO1 gene increases the risk of getting Neuroblastoma. It also causes t

Childhood Development and Nutrition A child’s development begins in the mother’s womb so an expecting mother diet must consist of healthy nutritious meals. Likewise, children must receive appropriate nourishment following birth. Furthermore, children should get the proper health-care, education and live in a safe environment. This is crucial because it helps to assist in the development of

Childhood Homelessness Homeless children is a problem that we are facing today as an American society. It is not a problem that you have probably heard a lot about. But one out of every fifty children will be homeless at some point in their childhood. Besides physiological trauma that is puts on a child it also has physical repercussions to. For example living without running water or not know

ess------------------------------------------------- Childhood illnesses Unit 03 Disease & Cause | Spread | Incubation | Signs & symptoms | Rash or specific sign | Treatment | Possible complications | Chicken Pox- Caused by a virus called Varicella-zoster. | This is very contagious; it spreads in the same way as coughs and colds. | It takes

This essay will clearly identify a range of understandings of childhood and youth across societies and eras including contemporary meanings in the UK. In other words it will talk about a range of different ways that people look upon childhood and youth along with their own opinions depending on the societies they live in and the eras through which people have lived. This includes the sixties time

Childhood Obesity in America Jane Smith GEN 499: General Education Capstone Instructor: CT Rowley May 21, 2012 Childhood Obesity in America There is a growing concern for children in America and obesity. With today’s generation of processed foods, fast food, and technology that keeps kids from being physically active we are seeing an increase of children who are overweight or obese. As a

Obesity in children has increased rapidly in the last two decades; it is becoming an epidemic that researchers believe is consistently getting worse. Without immediate intervention and change obesity will have terrible effects on children for the rest of their lives. The recent spike has been caused by many factors such as an introduction to fast food, little time for home cooked meals due to over