E1 and E2: • Describe three different types of settings which provide care and education for children in your area. • Describe how each of the types of setting identified in E1 aims to support children and their names. There are three different sectors which provide care and education for children in my area, these are: • Statutory Sector • Voluntary Sector • Private Sector Statutory provision: These are services that have to be available by law which are funded and provided by the government
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A Long Way Gone Essay Matthew Morgan Prof. Carey “On Democracy” Due: 02/27/08 For the “Everybody Reads” assignment I choose to attend the Central library book group discussion. When I first got there I was really surprised because I thought it was going to be a bigger event than what it was. There was only about 10 people total, and 5 of us were students who were there for this exact assignment. It was a really interesting discussion because half of the people that attended were my age
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Essay – Letter to a cat Letter to a cat was written by the author Sheelagh Morris and published in 1997. The story’s main theme is loneliness: “`Colonel do you think it acceptable practice to ask only the useful and or decorative to your wedding?´ June swung around in her chair. `Mother, would you stop pretending you’re talking to the cat.´” (ll.12-14, p.1), this quote catches the main theme loneliness well as she began to talk to the cat Colonel instead of her husband and daughter. Norma does
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nineteen years of age and living at home with her family. Beth is 30 weeks pregnant and has been living without an income. In my practice I will work within the guidance of legislation such as the Human Rights Act 1998, Data Protection Act 1998, Children Act 1989, Housing Act 1985, Equality Act 2010 and Welfare Reform Act 2012 It will aid me in being anti-discriminative and anti-oppressive by ensuring that Beth, regardless of her background or circumstances, can have the support and enable access
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forces. To combat these rebel forces, the government sees that there are thousands of children, like Ishmael Beah, who have no home, no family, and no place to get food. So, the government sees these children and realizes they can use these children as an advantage for themselves. The easiest part about this is convincing the children to be on the government's side too. All the government has to do is give the children a gun and tell them the rebel forces killed their family. This also sheds light on
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and protocols relating to data protection, confidentiality and information sharing have led to several serious case reviews, including that of Victoria Climbie. Every Child Matters Agenda (2003) states that ‘we need to ensure we properly protect children at risk within a framework of universal services which support every child to develop their full potential and which aim to prevent negative outcomes.’ The Data Protection Act (1998) sets out 8 principles on which the legislation is based and data
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Who Murdered JonBenet Ramsey? From researching the murder of JonBenet Ramsey and watching “The Case Of: JonBenet,” I believe that JonBenet’s brother, Burke killed her and their parents covered it up to protect their son. John and Patsy obviously succeeded because to this day, no one knows who killed JonBenet. I have many reasons behind why I think Burke Ramsey killed his six-year-old sister. One reason is because of the evidence at the crime scene. Another reason being the marks on JonBenet’s body
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The children protective services (CPS) are aimed at ensuring that the rights of children are respected and well protected within the society. However, there has been a heated debate on to what extent the child protective services should reach. Recently, there has been an intense discussion over the issue whether child protective services have gone too far especially among the black and poor parents. This paper examines the implementation of the child protection services in various populations of
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learned about many different topics that impact families and children. Some of the major topics that we've focused on are poverty, violence and addiction, and abuse and neglect. In every chapter of the book there is information provided on the affects these topics have on children and families, history of cases that occurred and laws that were passed to help and protect children and families, and services that are provided to these children and families struggling with that particular topic within the
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Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB): The LSCB are panels made up of various agencies. There is one in every local area. They role and responsibilities is to set out policies and procedures for child protection in that area. They are also to organise all agencies to come together to agree how they will cooperate with one another to safeguard and promote the welfare of children. The Police: The police have a legal responsibility to safeguard children under the age of 18; they can work with other
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