Essays on Permanency

The Strengths and Stressors tracking device indicated an adequate environment (including stability in housing, safety in community, food and nutrition, personal hygiene, transportation). The results indicated that an inadequate attention is paid to the learning environment needs of the child, as indicated by lack of school supplies in the home as well as frequent school absences.(“Strengths and Stressors Tracking Device”, n.d.) The clear area of stress as indicated by Strengths and Stressors test was in the area of Family and Caregivers (“Strengths and Stressors Tracking Device”, n.d.) In this part of the instrument, respondents are asked to rate ...

Paul writes to a church of God in Corinth to address and correct three main issues: immorality, divisions among the members of the church and to respond to a letter written to him earlier by a delegation of believers. Due to the many divisions in the newly established Church Paul felt the need to speak about love in 1st Corinthians 13 as discussed:

In this chapter Paul writes about love: the definition of love, its importance, value, permanency and its nature (willimington,2004).

Paul defines love as patient, kind, endless, suffers long, rejoices in the truth, bears all things, endures and hopes ...

Introduction

The United Kingdom (UK) is among the few nations in the world that has achieved the status of being a “great power”. One could succinctly describe a great power as a nation that has the ability to impose its influence across the globe, counting on strengths in the aspects of political, military and economic power. A great power usually finds classification between a first-order power like the United States of America (US) and a third-order power (regional power) like South Africa, Poland and South Korea (Louden, 2007, p.187). Thus, in speaking about the UK being a great power, one could possibly not help but ...

Preface.

Foster care story is an illustration of the lonely child who lacks the natural love and permanency from the natural parents and families. Foster children encounter social, emotional and legal dilemmas in their quest for reunion with the lost warmth and refuge provided by the families and the permanence. The foster children are curious to know why they are facing these problems (Whiteford, 2010). The video celebrates foster parents, mentors and social workers who have dedicated their time, resources and love to provide the children with foster care that is paramount to them. The film shows the strong hope ...

PART B: SHORT ANSWER QUESTION (20%)

11. (a) What have employees given up for their rights under the present injury compensation system ( Workers Compensation Legislation)? Answer: The NB Workers Compensation Act is made to benefit the employees in workplace injury. In the case of workplace injury, the provisions under the compensation act, entitles an injured, on duty employee, to get compensation from his/her company. The compensation scheme benefits the employee in one way, and on the other way, seizes their right to take legal actions against their company. For such an occurrence of the mishap, with a third party company, the employees company will bear ...

Abolishing the Concept of Voidable Marriage

Introduction The institution of marriage is protected not only as a societal norm but also as an institution of the law. Family law essentially captures the legal connotations that marriage implies on persons and institutions. The concept of voidable marriages sits comfortably under the purview of marriages and is guided by a body of statutes with the overriding objective usually being the provision of fairness to both parties. The law suffices for man and its ideal purpose is to provide justice and fairness to all without fear or favour. Statutes in relation to marriages inherently showcase the same spirit of ...