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    stakeholders in the Ufafa community such as: counsellors, traditional healers and parents to find out what issues people were facing and how to respond. They began meeting with the various communities. Kitti Soro and Thani Saro Weinberg who were resident teachers said they would raise funds to initiate the project. They also used friends in the USA and the fundraising events began. Five years later the Woza Moya community centre was birthed in 2005. The centre was relocated to the community of Ufafa. The name

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    really got involved in the community to discover the feeding practices. They observed and interact with the community and did not just watch from the

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    The purpose of the Community Themes and Strengths Assessment (CTSA) is to provide answers to the questions: “What is important to Chicago community?” “How do Chicagoans perceived the quality of life?” and “What assets do we have as a city that can be used to improve the Chicago community health?”. The CTSA phase will result in a powerful understanding of Chicago community concerns and issues, their perceptions about quality of life and a map of community assets. The information collected during the

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    world assessment, I decided to go to a neighborhood community meeting. The meeting that I decided to go to was assembled because of an incident that happened with a teacher who previous taught at the elementary school. This teacher was caught with recording of individual, students who previous and currently goes to the elementary school. This meeting took place on September 19th, it represent a time for many of the parents and caretaker of the community to be able to come and share their thoughts about

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    yet I did not know how. It all started in eighth grade when I did community service for confirmation and I decided as my act of service to volunteer at a food bank. That day made me realize the simplest things could make a difference in somebody’s life and kept getting involved since then. Throughout high school I was an ambassador and active club member in different organizations which performed acts of service throughout the community, it included collecting clothing and organizing food and toy drives

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    With community service, you can meet new people, try new things, and step out of your comfort zone. By doing this community service, I have created a new experience that will follow me for my entire life. I have done something I usually wouldn't do and stepped out of my comfort zone. By creating a new experience,people will find some comfort in the activity they are doing, and it won't seem so awkward and uncomfortable if they do it again. Community service has taught me a lot

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    concluded that there were heterogeneous limitations incorporated in this study. First, sampling was limited to specific jurisdictions served by one probation office. As a result, there was a lack of generalizability among the data and findings. Given the community background of the sample, it was indefinite whether the results were generalizable to other areas and probation offices. Similarly, the limited sampling jurisdiction restricted the ability to collect comprehensive neighborhood data. Secondly, although

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    looking away from the camera and not interacting with those around him so it is difficult to understand his meaning of community. By examining these images one is able to get a better understanding of the schooling and community experiences of young people. The relationship between education and community was explored in detail. Nirav explains what a community entails. A community is a wide grouping of people located within certain boundaries, related to each other by socio-economic and civic activities

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    goals, both personally and for the two-week trip as well as after the trip? Through my participation in the Ironbound Initiative I have come to recognize the significant health disparities and lack of access to care in the Portuguese and Brazilian communities in New Jersey. Therefore, I hope that through this trip I will gain experiences and

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    within organizations, systems, or communities after initial implementation efforts or funding ended (Blasinsky, 2006). Medicine is a service oriented profession which requires professional attitudes and a sense of empathy and caring. Medical schools recognize the merits of creating community programs as students, and many schools have incorporated it into their curriculum (Loh et al., 2015). In medical school, students may create or participate in various community involvement projects that aim to

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