...difficulty. There were nobles who had a more sustainable life because to their food choices, clothing options and shelter availability. However, on the other end of the feudal system were the peasants. These people had an extremely harsh life, because of the things that were available to them. They had less food availability, bad clothing options and poor shelter. These three factors impacted on everyone’s lives in the middle ages. One of the main things that affects someone’s life is the food that they have access to. Peasants in the middle ages did not have good access to food. A contributing factor to this is that they weren’t allowed to go to the markets; however, that did not have an impact on them because they could not purchase anything due to their lack of money. They did not have enough money to buy any good quality food and the food that they did have was not...
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...three ways are. Those there ways are by providing food, shelter, and they also provide clothing. According to the article: “Sustainable Agriculture- The Basics” on the website of sustainabletable.org famers provide shelter by growing crops that we need to build shelters. Two of those crops could be bamboo, or pine. This is how farmers provide shelter for us. Another way that farmers provide for us is by providing us with food. They do this by. They do this by providing us with nutritional items. These nutritional items can include fruits and vegetables. According to the article: “Sustainable Agriculture- The Basics” on the website of sustainabletable.org cattle farmers also can provide us with food. Cattle farmers do this by. They do this by providing us with meat. That is how farmers provide us with food. The third way that farmers provide for us is by providing our clothing. Farmers do this by. According to the article:”Animal Corner” on the website of animal corner.co.uk farmers provide clothing to us by having...
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...Agriculture effects the economy, sustains natural resources, and is food, shelter, and clothing. Agriculture has many impacts on this country. Plants make chlorophyll which makes oxygen that we all breathe.Agriculture is also very important in our culture.In the next paragraph, you will learn how the economy is effected by agriculture in the U.S. Agriculture impacts the economy in many ways. Consumers spend 547 billion dollars on food originating from farms in the United States. Wisconsin's farms generate more than 88.3 billion dollars every year. The economic crisis from 2008-2009 had a major effect on agriculture. The better our agriculture is the better our economy is. 54% of laborers are in agriculture. 13.9% of the share in GDP is held by the agriculture sector. In agriculture 44% of our exports are related to agriculture. Farmers grow food, then people buy the food from the grocery store and the grocery store makes money off of it. With emphasis on agriculture, food security can be achieved. Agriculture will be a rising industry, as long as the human stomach feels hunger. There was 390 billion dollars in the total cash receipt for farms last year. The effect that agriculture has on the economy is very great. Natural resources are very important in our daily lives....
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...If I became homeless, I would have to find a way to survive. I could either complain and do the bare minimum and live terribly, or I could tough it out and do everything I can to raise the quality of living. Since I’m homeless, the need for me to do my utmost best to raise my standards of living is very high. This leads me to the question, what exactly do I need to survive and where can I find these things? The items themselves are many and will be discussed in detail shortly. But I would get them in Fremont. This is because I am familiar with this city and that can greatly help me, as I know where everything is located. Fremont is an upper-middle class city with both rich and poor areas. It has no tall buildings but a lot of houses, shopping centers, and parks. First thing I would need is water. Water can be easily found anywhere. A Lot of public places have water fountains. Public bathrooms have running water and usually have a water fountain somewhere nearby. To prevent fom going to a water fountain or bathroom for water, I’d get a plastic container and fill it up with water for future use. Plastic Containers can be found in any recycling bin of either houses or apartment complexes. People usually don't store their containers such as water bottles and gallon containers in their house, so it usually ends up in the recycling bin. If going to an apartment complex, It’ll be found in one big center recycling dumpster, which is good because those kind of bigger dumpsters aren’t...
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...the Social Security Administration and had already been working on projects that measured poverty according to the article “Mollie Orshansky: Author of the Poverty Thresholds” written by Gordon M. Fisher (15). Mollie Orshansky determined that poverty meant “insufficient income to provide the food, shelter, and clothing needed to preserve health” (Kimmel and Aronson 198). Orshansky determined that the minimal necessity of shelter and cloths was hard to measure, but that food was not. Therefore, she used a cost of providing food for a family as the sole factor to determine the numeric value necessary to preserve health. The Department of Agriculture had provided several different meal plan guidelines that met the least nutritional requirements. According to “Poverty Line Problems: The History of an Outdated Measurement” written by Matthew Green the department of agriculture these guidelines were called “The Economy Plan”. In order for Mollie to create the measurement, she used the meal plan that was the cheapest food cost as one third of the minimum income needed to provide for a family. This value then created the measurement she used for food, clothing and shelter because she tripled the food value. If your income is less than this amount, then you are below the poverty line (Kimmel and Aronson 198). The poverty line, that was created by Mollie Orshansky and used by the United States government,...
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...The Nez Perce tribes (Plateau) and the Puyallup tribes (Coastal) are every similar in many aspects of their everyday life's like food, shelter, and clothing. They are also very different do to their environments and customs. Their food is some what the same, both tribe hunted deer and elk. They also fished for salmon as well as picked berries and nuts. But the difference between the two is the Puyallup tribes hunted more varieties of animals than the Nez Perce, such as raccoons, black bears, beavers, marmots, wild game, and twenty kinds of waterfowl. That's not counting the five kinds of salmon, steelhead, trout, herring, smelt, flounder, halibut, and the sturgeon they would catch. As for shelters the two tribes had totally different...
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...Ultralight vs. Light vs. Traditional Backpacking Gear for 2-3 Season Hiking ULTRALIGHT SUMMARY LIST Lb. 1.1 Pack 1.2 Shelter 1.9 Sleeping 2.4 Clothing (packed) 1.5 Cooking & Water 1.1 Essentials & Misc. Stuff 9.1 Base Pack Weight 9.4 18.6 3.4 21.9 Consumables (Food & Fuel) Total Pack Weight Equipment Worn or Carried Total "Skin Out" Weight LIGHT SUMMARY LIST Lb. 4.0 Pack 4.0 Shelter 3.0 Sleeping 4.1 Clothing (packed) 2.5 Cooking & Water 2.6 Essentials & Misc. Stuff 20.1 Base Pack Weight 13.0 33.2 4.9 38.1 Consumables (Food & Fuel) Total Pack Weight Equipment Worn or Carried Total "Skin Out" Weight TRADITIONAL SUMMARY LIST Lb. 6.6 Pack 5.0 Shelter 5.0 Sleeping 7.1 Clothing (packed) 4.3 Cooking & Water 4.0 Essentials & Misc. Stuff 32.0 Base Pack Weight 16.5 48.5 6.2 54.7 Consumables (Food & Fuel) Total Pack Weight Equipment Worn or Carried Total "Skin Out" Weight PACK Oz. Lb. 14.0 0.9 3.0 0.2 1.1 SHELTER Oz. Lb. 12.0 0.8 2.0 0.1 3.5 0.2 1.7 0.1 1.2 SLEEPING Oz. Lb. 23.0 1.4 7.0 0.4 1.9 Utralight frameless pack 3 silnyon stuffsacks Pounds Subtotal PACK Oz. Lb. 56.0 3.5 7.5 0.5 4.0 SHELTER Oz. Lb. 54.0 3.4 3.5 0.2 6.5 0.4 4.0 SLEEPING Oz. Lb. 32.0 2.0 16.0 1.0 3.0 Light 4000 ci internal frame pack 3 light nylon stuffsacks Pounds Subtotal PACK Oz. Lb. 96.0 6.0 9.0 0.6 6.6 SHELTER Oz. Lb. 70.0 4.4 4.0 0.3 6.5 0.4 5.0 SLEEPING Oz. Lb. 48.0 3.0 32.0 2.0 5.0 Typical 5000 ci internal frame pack 3 standard nylon stuffsacks Pounds Subtotal 6x8 silnylon tarp with cord...
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...provide them with support and tools and resources which will allow them to find their way through various crisis or chronic situations. For some individuals the situations that they may need assistance with include coping with the loss of a job or income, meeting basic needs including the need for food, shelter or clothing or help out of a dangerous situation. For other individuals the challenges that they may be facing may be internal such as depression, a physical illness or disability or some other mental or physical health crisis. Throughout history, many people and events have influenced both the development and direction of the human services field. Human services agencies across the country have been formed out of the passion and desire of community members who want to help others and provide them with the tools and resources to live healthy and productive lives. Family of Woodstock, Inc. is one of those organizations with a long and rich history of helping people. The Creation of the Family of Woodstock, Inc. The Family of Woodstock, Inc. began in 1970. The founders created the agency based upon the beliefs that each individual is entitled to food, clothing and shelter. The Family of Woodstock maintains a non-judgmental mentality as the organization continues to help those in need. As their mission statement says, "We maintain an attitude which is non-judgmental and non-directive, so that all individuals are encouraged to resolve problems in a way that honors their...
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...for humans to live there without technological help of some sort. Technological Support: Surviving Antarctica Everyone has basic survival requirements to survive for a suited habitat. But when placed in extreme weather conditions suffer its consequences if not supported with adequate technological support. These are shelter from the elements, clothing, food, and water. In the Antarctic, most of the food people eat goes directly to generating heat. For example, even when a person feels comfortably warm, they are using over half their total caloric intake just to maintain their body temperature. The colder it gets outside the body, the more food people need. So delivering high energy foods to humans in Antarctica benefit them so they are able to maintain a stable body temperature. Water is also obtained by melting the snow and separating the salt water into clean drinking water to prevent dehydration. Special insulation clothing is also essential for survival in extreme weather conditions such as in Antarctica. The clothing that traps the most heat is made from new fabrics that trap heat, but let perspiration evaporate. To contain the most heat the clothing...
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...2015, there were 60,484 homeless people, including 14,386 homeless families with 25,105 homeless children, sleeping each night in the New York City municipal shelter system”(coalitionforthehomeless2015 ). Homelessness is a huge issue that has gone unknown for a long time. There are homeless families in your own neiborhood that many people are unaware of. Many factors can lead a person or a family to become homeless. The loss of a job is one main reason for family’s today who winds up homeless. The unemployment rate is very high and when you cannot find a job to replace the one that you have loss, the struggle to survive and keep you home along with food and bills, it becomes a down ward chain of effects from there on. As you may...
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...There are Not Enough Shelters for the Homeless Jacob Hogue Sean Smith English 111-61f April 13, 2016(2206) Abstract Department of Housing and Urban Development should allocate enough money to The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority to build enough shelters for homeless people in Indiana to get off the streets. There are all kinds of costs that come along with arresting a homeless person like court costs, booking costs and even paperwork. If enough shelters were built for the homeless people, they would be less likely to be committing crimes and therefor would be costing the state less money to book them. Working and keeping up homeless support administrations projects, for example, homeless safe houses, day focuses, homeless therapeutic administrations etcetera are exorbitant endeavors. The public does because these stores then have to raise the prices of the clothing and food to pay for the food and clothes that were stolen by the homeless people. Department of Housing and Urban Development the death rate of homeless people with be dramatically reduced. If the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority gets the funding from the U. If not things like homeless starvation, drug overdose, public urination, and stealing from stores will never stop happening. S. Guess who pays for that. There are many shelter homes for homeless people in Indianapolis. Although there are many shelters there are still many people that are homeless. One of the many...
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...Step 1 Our purpose is to help the homeless in the GTA and Toronto, by providing a food service, and a welcoming and comforting home for those in need of help. * We will be providing a food service that provides a breakfast and dinner, from a complimentary chef. Breakfast will consist of a cup of coffee, milk, orange juice, eggs, toast and bacon. Dinner may vary on particular days: spaghetti with meatballs, vegetarian or meat lasagna, or rice and stew. Dinner will also come with a complementary soda or water and a bun. * We will also be providing a homing service which includes several beds (first come, first serve) that will home the people in need whom don’t have a place to stay for the night. We will be providing a bed, with a blanket, pillow. We will be able to home about 50-60 people per night. People staying for the night may also take a shower/wash-up in our complementary shower rooms, and will also be provided clothing and daily necessities such as a toothbrush, tooth paste, razor, deodorant, etc. Step 2 Workers * Volunteers, cooks, supervisor and manager * Willing to help the homeless and needy * Mannerly (respectful, initiative, helpful) * Great communication skills, and right speaking ability to help the customers * Caring and willing to help others Money * $1 million, at least to start off (buy building, furniture, cooking equipment, and supplies) * 4000 a month, from charities or funds that are willing to provide. ...
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...homeless people or even a community center might change a person's life. We need to more engaged in wanting to make a difference. We need to come together as a community and in our churches to find out what homeless shelters need us to donate and what we can do to change this problem. People need to have a bigger voice at town meetings about the issue on homelessness if we want to make a difference and get more local leaders involved (mnn.com). Reaching out to state and local leaders and making this issue...
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...illness. The plan was to cover five main goals, which consist of in-patient and out patient care, emergency care, partial hospitalization and education. Hospital emergency rooms may offer help to those with emergency mental breakdowns. Local health departments offer training and education to those with loved ones with mental illness. Most states offer in-patient and out patient mental hospitals that can help those who have nowhere else to turn due to financial hardships or lack of family support. State mental health facilities provide assistance with patients obtaining help with current issues and direct them to appropriate help after treatment. Local non-profit organizations offer help with temporary living situations, clothing and food. Homeless Individuals The homeless are faced with multiple problems. They are often...
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...My personal engagement project consisted of me working with the homeless community. I was a case manager at a family shelter in framingham, and we had a woman named Laurie Laba sponsor the shelter. I later began to help assist Laurie in her community work with the homeless. Laurie and I are both very civically engaged with the homeless community in many ways. Laurie’s husband, Neale, is a music producer. Her produces folk music and they hold concerts at their house in Sudbury, Ma. Typically three or two months prior to the concert Laurie and I type up a detailed flyer regarding information about the concert. On the left side of the flyer is a section that is named homeless community. Underneath that section we give a brief description about the family shelter is framingham and list what the needs are for the house. We don't just come up with a random list of what we think the shelter might need. Prior to making the flyer we call or sometimes show up in person and speak with the program supervisor about what are the most important things that the families living in the shelter and the shelter itself is in need for. Depending on the season, we would typically be told that the shelter is in need of winter, or summer clothes. We would get a lot of toiletries request, such as paper towels, toilet papers, and cleaning supplies. The children living in the shelter vary from newborn to 17 years old, so we often like to get a list of the children's sizes, and favorite colors, so we could...
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