Drug Paraphernalia And The Commonwealth Challenge Program

Joseph is a smart, outgoing, 15 year old boy. He is very handsome, with short brown hair and brown eyes. He enjoys playing video games and playing on his tablet. Joseph does very well in the prospective adoptive home of Bill and Kim Cherry. Joseph can be stubborn, but he can be redirected when given one on one time to talk about any issues he is having. He is in 9th Grade at Hollywood Heights Behavior. Joseph earns C's and D's grades in school. Joseph is a ninth grader at at Hollywood Heights Behavior. Joseph earns C's and D's grades in school. He has an IEP due to his emotional behavior, cussing, and lack of turning in homework assignments. Over the years in foster care Joseph has received multitudes of out of school suspenions, in school

goal of pushing its students to become more ambitious. From the very start of the story,

Senior year, a time when all students begin to reflect on their lives as well as the their yearns with their hopes and dreams. Jose vargas a senior at Theodore Roosevelt High School has traversed the rocky road that is high school. He has an interest in science and wants to find a career in the medical field as a doctor or as a forensic investigator working to solve crime. Jose vargas has an interest in cooking and enjoys working out as the feeling of increasing his strength is something that he enjoys to do. The student would like too go to college to and be the first to do so in his family. He also shows an interest in working with companies and working with sales in trying to improve companies and helping them get sales. I am vurrently

Drug related offences is a serious issue around the world and in Canada 12.9%* of the prison population is filled with drug offenders and it cost taxpayers $111,000-$214,000 for 1 inmate per year (Zinger, 2013). People who use illegal drugs should be punished severely so that it will teach others a lesson to think twice about committing this offence. For example there is a punishment stating that if someone is a drug user they will be put to death if they are caught. This way people will not think they can get away from the system and it will prevent others from committing this crime. Therefore there will be a decrease in the drug related offences.

Through the biopsychosocial assessment, the client revealed information regarding his living situation in Canoga Park. Client’s living arrangement, he is living in a low income apartment complex in the city of Canoga Park. He lives with his three younger siblings, mother and uncle from mother’s side. It is a two bedroom apartment client has to share a room with his three other siblings, his uncle sleeps in the family living room while his parents have their own room. They are placed in a gang infested area where two rival gangs are combating each other. Furthermore, there is consistent police presence because of the problems with the gang members. The area is mainly Hispanic with no diversity. The median income of the individuals that live

This worker asked about typical discipline at home. Savannah reported that she has a good relationship with her mother and they communicate about any conflicts. She denied any physical discipline. Savannah reported feeling safe around her mother and Ms. Temeka's home. She reported no worries or concerns at home or school.

Every child should be able to dream big and not worry about having to settle with the average job or no job at all because we live in a world abundant with opportunities. Even though change might not happen with today’s generation of students, there is still hope for the children of the

Describe how the client functions in his/her neighborhood and the community? The client has been able to control his behaviors in the community during sessions along with family sessions with his biological parents. The client’s foster parents states the client has been able to make good decisions and have decreased his aggressive behaviors towards his foster brother and parents.

Christine Jones is a mother of two adult children that she practically raised on her own. She was recently granted temporary custody of her six grandchildren. When the children were removed from their parents, Ms. Jones graciously took all six children into her care, without hesitation. Ms. Jones has always worked several jobs to provide for her family and today is no different. Ms. Jones has taken the children into her home, making adjustment to her home to accommodate each of them. The children were somewhat apprehensive about leaving their parents but have adjusted well. The children are very grateful that they were not separated at removal. Ms. Jones works a full time job, cares for all six children and works a second job on the

Since last review Marquel has made some progress =with his behavior in the home and in school setting. Per mom,Marquell is making gradual progress with being with following through with directive given to him by her and adult figures. Per mom Marquell continues to yells, scream, hit, lying, cussing, becoming wordy or argumentative, when thing do not go his way or he feels that he being treated on fairly or being single out. Per mom , Marquell will have to be reminded of consequence for behavior and anger outburst in the home. IIhteamwill continue to provide marquell with skill building activity geared towards positive communication, following through with directions, coping skills, impulse control, behavior modification, expressing feelings

The war on drugs has been talked about since Nixon brought it into play several years ago. It is not surprising that the war on drugs has been rather stagnant over the decades, with little positive outcomes. The war on drugs seems to only fill up the prison with people who in societies eyes have minor or nonviolent offenses. I understand that drugs in the community in a serious problem, however, if this same method hasn’t been working for years then why would it work now.

In this video, I found it very interesting how Sam Gosling mentioned one major mistake that is hard to avoid. The fact that we tend to heavily weigh inconsistencies. This made me realize that I do this far too much, without noticing. If I see something that sticks out in someone’s room, it can completely change the way I see this person, and I tend to focus more on it rather than focusing on the true consistencies.

Preamble: Whereas it is a generally accepted conclusion that the war on drugs has failed; whereas illicit drug addiction costs more than $193 billion yearly to the taxpayer (Trends); whereas in June 2015 Gloucester police chief Leonard Campanello instated the Angel program, wherein opioid addicts can turn themselves and their drug paraphernalia to the police chief and receive support and treatment to combat their addiction; whereas within the first week of the program being instated four individuals came to the police asking for help (Becker); whereas in 2000 legislature was signed in California allowing syringe exchange programs to operate legally if a local HIV public health emergency is declared; whereas the possession of drug paraphernalia,

Gonzalez has an Ed.M in education and has spent time as a director at Directions for Our Youth; Inc. in New York City. He is working onhis current aspirations of either founding an education program or becoming a program manager in a non-profit setting. His primary focus changing the education of the youth in urban areas and the mission is to teach the young generation and then ultimately they can offer their improved area of education to others to break down the barrier of the thought process of urban individuals. Working in education is what he considers the best action to take for him to reach his goals. of Education H.G.S.E. have offered him a scholarship in improving the urban areas and to increase the opportunities for excellent education offered to young”. (News Editor, 2010, p.1).In spite of the challenges he will face, Mr. Gonzalez is destined to change the way our youth are educated. Indeed, his studies will include the following, examinations of text books to determine what revisions should be made, strengthening the communities, developing and implementing a vigorous program that promotes family interaction and

Khadaija has peers who have a positive and pro-social influence and peers who have a negative, delinquent influence with whom he has been associating for about five months. Khadaija currently spends 8 to 14 hours of free time per week with negatively influencing peers. Khadaija is particularly susceptible to the influence of her negative peers. There are indications that Khadija’s admiration for her delinquent peers is limited, but she usually follows their lead. Khadaija is helped by the positive influence of people with whom she has good relationships. Khadaija reported having a best friend who is supportive and a positive influence. She has one positive adult relationship in the community and is generally involved with her prosocial community organizations. Her friends and associates are close to her age. Khadaija and her mother report no gang involvement or affiliation. Ms. Tisdale reports the neighborhood can have a positive impact on her daughter because they live in a close-knit community. This probation officer notes the family resides within walking distance to a few high crime areas in the city of Portsmouth. This officer believes the neighborhood appears to have a positive influence on Khadaija, but she must make the appropriate decisions.