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Opinion: Helping the homeless will require many more social workers - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Helping the homeless will require many more social workers

Society will not rescue, let alone help recuperate, homeless individuals by building more physical shelter alone — they need qualified human support. Read more.

Source: yahoo.com
Elder abuse criminal law strengthened in Cherokee - Vimarsana News

Elder abuse criminal law strengthened in Cherokee

In a unanimous vote, the Cherokee Tribal Council has approved an ordinance change aimed at protecting victims of elder abuse while their alleged abuse...

100,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine headed for Baja as virus still making people sick - Vimarsana News

100,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine headed for Baja as virus still making people sick

"There are numerous older residents and many with pre-existing conditions that make them vulnerable," he said. "And there are people who never got vaccinated who need the shots."

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World Bank to provide $1.2 billion loan to support 10 million of Ukraine's most vulnerable citizens - Vimarsana News

World Bank to provide $1.2 billion loan to support 10 million of Ukraine's most vulnerable citizens

The World Bank will provide Ukraine with a $1.2 billion loan that will be guaranteed by the Government of Japan.

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The email that explains our Covid lockdown mistakes - Vimarsana News

The email that explains our Covid lockdown mistakes

The question on many a lip at the moment is what was Jenny Harries thinking when she wrote in March 2020 that “the reality will be we need to discharge Covid-19 positive patients into residential care settings”.

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