The article explores the Bible’s relationship to immigrants and people perceived by society as foreigners. topic is addressed against backdrop of ongoing society-wide discussions about helping who have been forced leave their homes a result February 2022 Russian aggression in Ukraine: outlining how Bible addresses issue acceptance coexistence with refugees intended primarily contribution debate...

This issue brief highlights key facts about the impact of substance abuse on welfare reform and recipients of Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, or TANF. After outlining some of the data on the incidence of substance abuse as well as its costs and treatment, it concludes by describing innovative state welfare programs attempting to lower barriers to employment and self-sufficiency.

knowing that in distribution of khoms according to quran and imamid fiqh three portions out of six relates to needy sayyids so called bani hashim, the question is that are the hashimis who their mothers are sayyide - with non - sayyid father - deserved for khoms? as we know, mother-related children are legitimate, and the same as father-related ones, and there is no difference between them acco...

At the end of September 2002 there were 2633 children in prison in England and Wales. Since November 2002, the Children Act 1989 applies to children held in prison. The challenge to paediatricians is to recognise and meet the needs of these vulnerable and needy children. This can be achieved by putting in place similar provisions to those recommended for Looked After Children.

Hypertension among black Americans “occurs with greater frequency, severity, and at an earlier age compared with whites” (Sica et al., 1998). Black Americans “eat more fried and high fat foods” (Patterson et al., 1995). African American families “offer long-standing cultural models . . . whereby multiple caregivers comprise . . . a kin network and mutual aid system . . . to dependent and needy ...