...elderly friendly jobs, more grocery stores, more accessible inexpensive nursing homes, cleaner community, sidewalks with wheelchair access, recreation centers for the elderly, more transportation, counselling services for the elderly, and government allocated grants. Each of these solutions will help the community in their own individual ways and definitely decrease...
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...Ludsby Leisure Project Ludsby Leisure Project Introduction I have been asked to write a report in order to advice The Leisure and Recreation Committee of the advantages and disadvantages of all of the possible projects that have been drawn up. Also, I have been asked to recommend which two projects would be most suitable for Ludsby New Town to be provided out of their budget. The information in this report was taken from course notes and statistics from their Planning Officer. This report has to be completed by 18 September 2013. Findings 1. Background A new town, Ludsby, is to be built to absorb the overspill population from existing major cities. The new town development corporaton has been set up a Leisure and Recreation Committee, which has been given a budget, and is prepared to pay for only two new leisure facilities in the new town. Therefore, a short-list of five possible choices has been drawn up. They include a swimming pool, a disco, a bingo hall, a cinema and a bowling alley. 2. Population 3.1. Present Population Information forLudsby Development Corporation shows that the new town will consist of maily young couples, some of them with small children. In addition to this, there will also be a significant number of middle-aged people with teenage children. The only elderly residents will be those who are living with their grown-up children. 3. Slugsby Statistics 4.2. Pool Statistics supplied by Slugsby New Town show...
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...multigenerational diversity in workforces in different industries is getting larger in the last decade. Not only there are a major shifting of young workforce to professional industries and non-professional industries, but there is a growing in size of elder workforce in the most popular industries. This fact is creating many changes and challenges in communication between different generations at work. Keywords: multigenerational workforce, business communication Definition According to Department for Professional Employees, the young workforce is defined as people aged 20 through 34 who are working at the moment. On the other hand, the elder workforce is the people aged above 35 who are working. In 2013, young people were estimated to be twenty-seven percent of the professional workforce. Research On a macro scale, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2013, the total number of young workers in all industries was 49 million people out of 144 million employees in the U.S, which is 34 percent of the total workforce. The total number of elder workers in all industries was 95 million people out of 144 million employees in the U..S, which takes 64 percent of the total workforce. The amount of elder workers was nearly double the amount of young workers. Young workers with less education than associated degree are moving to lower-paying retail and food service jobs. On the other hand, the ones with higher education than bachelor degree are finding...
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...PRLS 1001 Place-Based Assignment Question 1: Hispanic or Latino dominates the area; according to statistics, the community represents 25.8% of New York County (approximate population of 419,549). However, the statistic subdivided as follows in Sunset Park neighborhood (Community Health Profile 1). Neighborhood Community Population Percent Foreign Born Percent of Adults not Graduating High School Percent In Poverty Sunset Park Brooklyn 120441 49.2 47.5 28.0 Source: www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/data/stats-demo.shtml The sunset Park has the highest population of Hispanic and Asian (mostly Chinese) residents than New York and Brooklyn in General. As illustrated below The community has high rate of foreign-born accounting almost half of the population. Because of the high number of immigrants, the poverty level is high (Community Health Profile 5). Other groups who live within the same Sunset Park enclave抯 spatial dimensions are as follows: Roughly, 42.6% of inhabitants of Sunset Park are Latino or Hispanic or, 36.2% are white, 29% are Asian (predominantly Chinese), 3.2% are African American or blacks, and 24.7% are other races (Community Health Profile 5). Health coverage is significant for access to health care. Inhabitants in this neighborhood are more likely not covered compared to residents in Brooklyn and New York City (approximately 18% vs. 26% vs. in NYC and Brooklyn) (Community Health Profile 2). In addition, another 16% of populace in Sunset Park lacks health...
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...There are also many small groups that are found in modern day the smaller groups can consist of Turkmens, Jews, Armenians and Assyrians. Family clans and tribes are the basic units of society, there are over 50 major tribes and over 2,000 small clans in Iraq. All clans are devoted to showing hospitality to foreign travelers. Many of their body language postures can be identified to understand what the intentions are specially if you are a counterpart (Keith Brown, 2008). Customs and courtesies are one of the most important things that many people can easily get wrong and it can end up disrespecting an elder, a single persons behavior damage the trust and confidence that individuals throughout the years have worked hard to maintain, it could be simple as one person forgets to take his glasses off wile addressing an elder or talking to a female...
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...legal to build the mall? The answer is yes, there is nothing illegal about buying out the nursing home and building the mall there. Is it fair? The answer to this is would be no, because it isn’t fair to the senior citizens living in the nursing home. Is the decision right? On this question, I would not be sure whether to answer yes or no, because it can be right if we would like to bring profitable to the whole community. And the last question is the decision going to further sustainable development? And I would have to say yes, because there would be more money, which in turn can be used to build another nursing home and seniors’ recreation center, or buy out another property or land. Under the Pastin approach, I would probably make the decision to be in favor of the keeping the home for the senior citizens because it seems cruel to put the elders out of their homes and force them to go find another place to...
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...Clash of Cultures Complete the grid by describing the characteristics of three groups of peoples: Native Americans, colonists, and West Africans. Native Americans Northern colonists Mid-Atlantic colonists Southern colonists West Africans Economic structure Exchanged jewelry, food, trading routes. Built up a farm and traded far. Where mostly traders and agriculturists. Specialized in far trading. Revenue from livestock, tobacco, sugar, and corn provided bulk of the income. Gold from Ghana was particularly famous. Political structure Tribal men formed united that stood in all sorts of situations. Women were allowed to enjoy limited freedom I some cultures. Two separate houses linked under a Royal contract. Aboard of directors made up one group. While the other was larger house consisting of deputies elected on popularly basis. Villages The early southern colonies were almost entirely agriculture instead of trade like the northern colonies. They were ruled by a Governor sent from England who followed rules from the planter class (the people who owned the land). Their political structure was a strong central government, much like they were used to from their lives in England West African politics shared common religious beliefs and a common system of land ownership. They lived in decentralized societies where political power resided in associations of men and women. Social system Most tribes were based on clan system, which is where tribes was divided into a number of large...
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...Windshield Survey Bay Ridge is an interesting neighborhood with quiet residential areas, plenty of recreational activities, shops, and restaurants. The homes in Bay Ridge cover a wide spectrum of styles and prices. The housing here is mostly made up of single family homes on tree-lined streets, but there are also a lot of co-ops and some apartments. It's very safe; the neighbors in Bay Ridge are friendly and look out for each other. The population is mainly Italian, Greek, and Irish, but there are a good number of Arabic speaking residents as well. It also has a huge elderly population because this is a town where people stay their whole lives. There is no shortage of things to do with lots of restaurants that serve ethnic foods, nice parks, and a lovely pier where people fish. Most of the action takes place on 86th street, and there are more than one hundred bars in this town. While there are subway stations and an express bus in Bay Ridge, the commute to Manhattan is lengthy. Drivers have easy access to major highways, but parking can be challenging. Most people, especially the senior will walk to their destination. The lack of parking adds to the problem. It does not make sense to move the car when there is no parking available. Some houses have created their own parking spaces by making a space in the front yard Upon walking down 86th street, the street is lined with every kind of store you would expect to find in a mall in suburban America: Century 21, McDonald's, 86...
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...RESUME Okezie Uzochi Chinkata, ACA. No 1 New Umuahia Road Ogbor-Hill, Aba Abia State, Nigeria 07035238142, 08056738845 uzochioks@yahoo.com Career Objective: To join an organization that will provide me challenging accounting goals and tremendous career growth opportunities. To advance my career as renowned chartered accountant Summary of Qualifications: • Perfect understanding of the fundamental accounting concepts with extra ordinary ability to apply them in a varied manner • Holding the valid charter • Extensive accounting practices exploring various aspects of the economy • Excellent communication and comprehension skills • Close exposure to foreign policies and trade policies plasticized by various nations across the world Professional Experience: Adventist Health International-SDA Hospital, Aba, (2011-Present) Chartered Accountant {Treasurer} • Ability to ensure that all financial and accounting reports are prepared in compliance with NASB & IFRS and submitted in a timely manner • Managing their financial systems and budgets • Carrying out periodic risk analysis about the various financial decisions of the organization • Performing periodic financial audit of the company • Conducting regular meetings with the senior management providing expert financial advice for the decision making process • Providing special advise with deeper study with the orientation of raising the profitability...
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...Unit 9 Project: Fitness Center for Obese Children LaToya Brown Kaplan University CM220-06 Professor Manning June 18, 2012 Fitness Center for Obese Children “Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them.”(Baldwin, 2003). Childhood obesity is a medical condition that affects too many children today. Who is to blame? (Slovieiter, 2008). “Childhood obesity is not a problem with the children it’s a problem with the parents.” (Baldwin, 2003). Parents do not educate their children about the importance of eating healthy and exercising. They are too busy with work and other things to take the time to prepare a healthy meal or snack, so they buy fast foods for their children to eat. Most of these parents do not understand how important it is for their children to eat healthy and exercise. Many do not even think exercise is critically important for themselves and their children. However, research have has shown exercise to be essential for one’s health. Therefore, opening a fitness center and providing educational classes can help with the problem. Childhood obesity has increased over the years. There are many factors that contribute to this increase, like for instance parents. Many parents do not know what childhood obesity is, and the effects it can have on their children. So they have failed short on educating their children on the importance of eating healthy and exercising. I interviewed...
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...of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in 1997. Many policy initiatives have been introduced in terms of financial support, better housing, and long-term care services. For active ageing, an innovative project known as the ‘Elder Academy’ aimed at promoting intergenerational cohesion, which is now under threat owing to changing social patterns. With the rapid increase in the number of ‘old-olds’, more resources on dementia care, community support, professional staff development, carer training, and coordination of care are necessary. In terms of financing, shared responsibility is the only viable option. In the 2012-13 budget speech, a pilot for community care service voucher as a means of promoting ageing at home was announced. As the coming cohorts of elders are more affluent and knowledgeable, they tend to be healthier and have different demands and expectations, such as independent living with better quality of life. The private sector may explore the markets of community care services and elder-oriented products. To meet the emerging needs, a holistic approach should be adopted, with modifications of the labour laws to make use of the talents of elders and to provide more flexible work arrangements for family members to care for elders. Key word: Health services for the aged AN UNFORESEEN SITUATION “Population ageing is first and foremost a success story for public health policies as well as social and economic development.”1 Population ageing is attributable...
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...Associate Program Material Aging and Disability Worksheet Part I Identify 2 or 3 issues faced by the aging population. 1. Health Issues 2. Income and Economic Welfare 3. Neglect and Abuse Answer the following questions in 100 to 200 words each. Provide citations for all the sources you use. • What is ageism? How does ageism influence the presence of diversity in society? Ageism is a form of discrimination and prejudice, particularly experienced by seniors. Most seniors are mentally and physically active regardless of age with a great deal to contribute. http://www.alfa.org/alfa/Ageism.asp Ageism influences the presence of diversity because those who are affected by ageism within their career may lose their job due to newer, younger, cheaper people coming into the workplace to take over their current position. Which may leave those who are older without proper insurance to take care of their aging bodies which could result in earlier deaths and a lack of diversity in the world. Also when the younger generation takes over positions in the workplace that workplace will have a lack of diversity as well. http://www.studymode.com/essays/Eth125-R8-Disability-Diversity-1534126.html • What is the Age Discriminitation in Employment Act (ADEA)? How does the ADEA address issues for the aging population? The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) of 1967, as amended, seeks to address the long standing problem of age discrimination in the...
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...Running head: FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT Family Health Assessment Laisa Johny Grand Canyon University: Family Centered Health Promotion NRS 429V February 17, 2012 Family Health Assessment Family health assessment is an important tool and crucial to understand family problems, developing plan of care and provision of care according to their needs. Nurses have an important role in health promotion. “Gordon’s 11 functional health patterns are the foundation for the nursing diagnosis and health promotion in family and community” (Edelman & Mandle, 2009, p.149). The assessment pattern has 11systemic principles for the collection of data from the family, helps for nursing diagnosis and interventions. Open ended questions are prepared based on Gordon’s 11 functional health patterns to interview family. I selected a nuclear family consists of parents and three children. Parents aged 40s married for 16years and kid’s ages are fourteen, twelve and four. First assessment of the family was the health perception and management. Family explained about their different practices and habits to maintain health. Family does not have any bad habits like smoking, alcohol or drug abuse, all members had annual screening and up-to-date with immunizations. For the nutritional metabolic assessment questions, family verbalized they are conscious about eating healthy meal with adequate intake of nutrients, calorie and fluid. They cook their food at home; eat plenty of vegetables...
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...Literature & Human Rights Rickshaw-Walla (Story) I am Abdullah Al Mamun. I was born in 1990 approximately at Bhola, Barisal. My parents were domestic workers. I was admitted into school but I dropped out from there because of my poverty. I was born in a poor family and we were four brothers and three sisters. As I was the elder son of the family, my father forced me to work with him. In 1999 our home was destroyed by river erosion. We lost everything we had. Then we came to Dhaka in search of living. We found a place to live in Kamlapur rail station. After one year my father married another woman and left us. At that time my mother managed everything for us by collecting bottles and other garbage. I with my other siblings did begging in the streets of Dhaka. From 2006 I started pulling rickshaw and managed a house in Kamlapur slum. After the next day of entering into the Kamlapur slum, destruction happened in our life. A fire took place in the slum and died many people in it. My younger brother died in it. My mother got seriously injured in the fire. I hardly managed my family consisting five members. My younger brother and sisters read in BRAC school. They also collect garbage to earn some money. They hardly earn 70 to 80 taka per day. Every day I wake up at 5 am and go to the garage. Then I clean my rickshaw and go out with the name of Almighty Allah. After pulling 2 or 3 hours I need to take some foods as my breakfast. Sometimes some passengers beat me for bargaining...
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...University of Phoenix Material Appendix I Part I Define the following terms: |Term |Definition | |Ageism |Prejudice or discrimination on the basis of a person's age | |Baby boomer |a member of the baby boom generation in the 1950s | |Americans with Disabilities Act |law that was enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1990 | |Visitability |A measure of a place's ease of access for people with disabilities | |Accessibility | capable of being reached | |Disability |A physical or mental condition that limits a person's movements, senses, or activities | |Inclusion |The action or state of including or of being included within a group or structure | |Deinstitutionalization |process of replacing long-stay psychiatric hospitals with less isolated community mental | | |health services for those diagnosed with mental disorder or developmental disability | |Special education |education of physically or mentally...
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