A3: policies that can enhance working conditions for home care workers include better benefits for employees and better pay, as well as more time off to reduce burn out. #MacroSW#swk315wwu
A2: improving conditions for home care workers will also improve conditions for the people they care for because there will not be as much turnover and it will create a less stressful environment. #MacroSW#swk315wwu
A1: The challenges of home care workers are a concern for social workers because it can mean extra work for social workers in order to cover for staff and also lower wages for social workers in health care institutes. #MacroSW#swk315wwu
This is a great look at the needs of children and families in rural areas and how they differ from regions with more resources. #swk315wwu https://t.co/N8BoVGWgAk
@_JasB24 It is very interesting to see how schools are dealing with bullying now. There are laws in place now that if a child is reported for bullying, it will stay on their school record until they graduate, but this is a whole different tactic to try and end it.
This is a great article on what organizations can personally do to help reduce child abuse. Don’t wait for someone else to create a policy or step in when you can do it and make a change! https://t.co/TCAdxUFqHO
"I want to know that a child will live in love rather than hate, kindness rather than abuse and acceptance rather than rejection." - CASA advocate #BeACASA https://t.co/LPTgIxXfKk
It is so good to see justice for such an awful crime. We are finally beginning to be in a good place in society where voices of abused children are being heard and actually listened to. No child should ever experience this, and no child should be ignored when they speak up. https://t.co/RPaCINGknq
Twenty years of failure: Many groups missed chances to stop Larry Nassar. - Washington Post https://t.co/sGXkM8ceKG Institutions repeatedly fail children when it comes to abuse #ChildRights
It has not even been a full month into 2018, and already 120 children have died from abuse. This is something that needs to be addressed and spoken about more than it already is. https://t.co/MRd4s7XXEU
For those not good in math, that's nearly 5 children a day. If this continues, by the end of the year 1,825 children will die because of abuse. If you suspect, please report. Nationally call 1-800 4-A-Child in New Jersey 1-877 NJ ABUSE https://t.co/TN2Z79YaCn