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How valid is the assertion that child counselling in Africa is non-existent?
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Asylum seekers are particularly vulnerable to poverty due to a range of factors, and live in a state of relative or absolute poverty within the UK

Kensington has 324 despite a maximum capacity of 77 Asylum seekers, Tuebrook houses 276, with a capacity of 82 and Anfield has 156, with a capacity of 73. The southern areas of Liverpool, which are more affluent, do not house any dispersed Asylum seekers (Macpherson, 2014). Benefits Alongside the accommodation, a limited amount of financial support is also provided under Section 95 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1995 (Topping, 2009). A single person over 18 seeking asylum receives £36.95 (Gov.uk, 2015a)
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The main nature of this assignment is to attempt to demonstrate an understanding of Social Work Ethical Principles, Values and Standards, Discrimination and Disadvantage

We are all shaped by early socialisation (Social Learning Theory) which becomes learned behaviour. One of my personal values is honesty, as a child I was always encouraged to provide truthful information and was punished if I was ever caught telling untruths. The link between the action of telling untruths and the punishment served, acted as a deterrent, however; as I matured, personal experiences helped to embed this value. This fits with Albert Bandura?s suggestion that people learn from observing the behaviours, attitudes (and subsequent outcomes) of others. This was evidenced by the famous bobo doll experiment, where a teacher hit and kicked the bobo doll in front of a classroom of children.
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The main nature of this assignment is to attempt to demonstrate an understanding of Social Work Ethical Principles, Values and Standards, Discrimination and Disadvantage
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Conclusion analysis

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Children can be both victims and perpetrators of crime: discuss in relation to policy implications that arise here.

"In conclusion, this essay hopes to have illustrated that while youths are the main perpetrators of some specific incidences of offences, the social stigma as them being trouble makers is not entire fair. That juvenile offences go far deeper than mere trouble making, with some problems arises from more fundamental issues such as social deprivation and domestic abuse. It also aims to have shown a significant area of child victimization, and how this could be combated. While issues like indirect victims have not been documented; children witnessing wife beating, or even police officers compiling child pornography were not mentioned, as well as the idea of child as both perpetrators AND victims, with instances where parents have beaten their children for getting in trouble with police (Drakeford & Haines, 1998: p.20), it is clear that child abuse is a wide stretching problem which carries over into every facet of social life."

Identify an individual/group of adults with a learning difficulties and critically analyse the issues and strategies raised in the promotion of their increased inclusion into soceity.

"Conclusion There are many things to consider when helping Meena towards independence and inclusion but it must be remembered that having the opportunity to make informed choices about life is a fundamental right (Thomas and Woods, 2003). Meena needs to be able to make informed decisions and understand her own rights and responsibilities in order for her to achieve her goals."

How are the individual learning needs of young children reflected in the range of educational provision? Taking as an example a particular area of need, discuss the merits and disadvantages of different educational provision, and critically reflect on the

"To conclude, this essay has examined how the individual learning needs of young children are reflected in today's education system, the policy and legislation that has lead the way to current practice, and the debate surrounding inclusion. It has also discussed the continuum of needs and provision specifically relating to children affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder, discussing the merits and disadvantages of provision available, and has critically reflected on the learning environment that would best meet the needs of this group. It has reflected on the implications of proving for individual learning needs within the continuum of provision, for practitioners and schools and also for current and future policy and practice."

University Degree: Social Work

How valid is the assertion that child counselling in Africa is non-existent?

Asylum seekers are particularly vulnerable to poverty due to a range of factors, and live in a state of relative or absolute poverty within the UK

The main nature of this assignment is to attempt to demonstrate an understanding of Social Work Ethical Principles, Values and Standards, Discrimination and Disadvantage

The main nature of this assignment is to attempt to demonstrate an understanding of Social Work Ethical Principles, Values and Standards, Discrimination and Disadvantage

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