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@srjohnson581 There are so many families with adopted children that demonstrate the continuous behavioral problem that is searching for professional help. Before these families become an adopted parent, they need to be reassured that they have to support from different services moving forward.
@Krislin_diann_ Some time the last person that an SW nurture is themselves. It is a never-ending battle when it comes to balancing work and home life. For an SW to remain active on the job and avoid career burnout is to practice good self-care. It is a great way to unwind and destress.
MS has earned an F grade for its gun control laws by the LCPGV. MS does not require a harsh background check or limit the number of guns to be purchased. NASW calls for sensible gun control laws to prevent and significantly reduce gun-related deaths. #WKUSocialWorkPolicy
@bethany_bottoms Another sad part about human trafficking is that some ppl believe that they are not doing anything wrong. They convince themselves that they are helping the less unfortunate, and Some do not believe what they are doing to someone else is illegal, immoral, and unethical.
@AlmaSmajlovic19 That is sad; it is also unfortunate that we vote ppl into office whether it be as governor or mayor to fight for the ppl but still the ppl voices are still not heard even with evidence. Promises are being made of a healthy lifestyle and again five years later still no results.
Human Trafficking is slavery that plagues MS each day. Programs in MS such as the NHTH works jointly with service providers, law enforcement to help the victims and survivors of HT. The NASW supports the NHTH to help address and eliminate human trafficking. #wkusocialworkpolicy
@bethany_bottoms I found that MS has organized transportation services locally that assist the elderly in getting to their medical appointments, complete errands, and participate in recreational activities. I wonder if this could be a program that Kentucky could adopt.
@Brianna92313022 It is unfortunate that our elderly are mistreated when it comes to the needed care for them to live their daily lives. We should never turn away ppl that seek the appropriate medical attention or insurance because of their age, gender, race, orientation, or financial status.
MS long-term care insurance is available to all senior citizen but at what cost? It cost around $1000 to $7000, which is expensive for some elderly ppl to obtain care. NASW support programs & resources that assist the elderly in obtaining inexpensive LTCI. #WKUSocialWorkPolicy
@Krislin_diann_ I could not agree more, some SW move at such a fast pace when dealing with other ppl issues that they forget about their own health issues. This is why the self-care system is set in place to assist SW to sit back, take a breath that asset their mental state.
@Brianna92313022 Many African American go through life with a mental illness, which includes conditions like anxiety disorders, addictive behavior, PTSD, and depression. You would think that the challenge would be the illness. The barriers placed around the needed services is the major challenge.
@bethany_bottoms Many Rural areas often encounter barriers to health care services. Financial means to pay, transportation to services locations, and the quality of care without compromising their privacy. These barriers need to be addressed for ppl to receive the appropriate service required.
MS has implemented a managed care program called the MS Coordinated Access Network that gives Medicaid beneficiaries better access to medical services, as well as cost predictability. The NASW support programs that provide ppl with a better quality of life, #WKUSocialWorkPolicy
@ClaireP16551385 In Mississippi, it is required that an individual must work 20 hours a week, either in a job or self-employment, in order to keep their health-care coverage. This as a lot of Mississippi residents worried that have a family and no job to meet the requirements for this expansion.
@britt_spencer12 It is great that all 50 states have adopted the expansion. This information needs to be distributed to the public and down to the lowest level. This would make the expansion beneficial to those that need this program. I will definitely look into this information further.