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by Jasmine Salazar6 views·Updated Aug 1, 2020
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  1. by everybody.
  2. My name is Jasmine.
  3. For this upcoming fall, interning and Head Start had started
  4. local and broke the Massachusetts and is administrated by administration
  5. for child and families.
  6. The mission is to provide and serve Children of low
  7. income families within the community of broth in parents in
  8. the broader community are involved together to help the trap
  9. child achieve their expected developments with loss of childhood development,
  10. furthermore, had started as a federally funded program that delivers
  11. comprehensive early learning.
  12. Health, nutrition and family support.
  13. Service is to charge it age 25 living in poverty.
  14. Overall, this program offers a variety of service's, including assistance,
  15. nutrition, health issues, psychological needs and special needs.
  16. Now, in terms of the organizational structure, no more than
  17. 20 students are put in a classroom.
  18. In each classroom.
  19. There's one need Teacher, which is basically a teacher assistant
  20. in one teacher.
  21. Head Start is very flexible.
  22. When it comes to hours.
  23. They offer 46 and 10 hours Monday to Friday.
  24. Unlike every other program, the Times are between 95 Had
  25. star offers an abundance of variety of options, depending on
  26. the needs.
  27. For instance, there's hours between 8 30 to 12 38
  28. 32 to 30 9 30 to 3 30 75 p.
  29. M, which basically gives the parent an opportunity to be
  30. flexible around their time, whether it's in work or in
  31. school. This program basically wants to ensure the tub elemental
  32. growth of the child while the parents fulfilling their job
  33. were school, they want their child to have the best
  34. opportunity as possible in terms of social work.
  35. Within Head Start, social workers played important role with them,
  36. had start the social workers and the program support Children
  37. and families to go the entire process.
  38. There are health professionals that assess the child for any
  39. health problems, including and arranging for vision and hearing Does
  40. they offer nutritional assessments and dental exams, as well as
  41. mental exams that are offered for both the child and
  42. the parent.
  43. However, there are two major social workers, but they focus
  44. on the areas, one being the case management and the
  45. 2nd 1 being the administrative task.
  46. Basically, with the case management Social Workers job would be
  47. is coordinating care service throughout the duration of the time
  48. of the families are involved with the program, um, head
  49. start social workers make home visits to perform assessments and
  50. determining the families.
  51. Need, for instance, say the family is struggling with an
  52. alcoholic addiction.
  53. The social workers will come to their house and intervene
  54. and find service is based on their needs.
  55. And the 2nd 1 is the administrative task.
  56. Basically, they are in charge of all the documents.
  57. The documents are crucial for keeping track of the child's
  58. progress. The's social workers focus on up to date records
  59. for in moments, emergency people number coverage for programs.
  60. Um, overall, the social groups provide service is for families
  61. both financially, emotionally and physically, human rights and social justice.
  62. The two articles that I chose was Article number 25
  63. which based sickly states.
  64. Everyone has a right to a standard of living, adequate
  65. for the health and well being of himself and his
  66. family, including boo clothing and housing I had started, allows
  67. us and shows this simply because they have social workers
  68. who assess the Children for any problems, including in arranging
  69. legends and hearing toes, and they offer nutritional assessments and
  70. dental exams as well as mental have to.
  71. They make sure that everyone is treated fairly and equal,
  72. and they encouraged every student to participate, and they provide
  73. diversity and culture.
  74. Um, Head Start addresses the issues by following home visits
  75. in which assess the parent and family's needs.
  76. Um, this.
  77. The kids in the program socialized with others with other
  78. kids while playing with educational materials.
  79. There's equal distribution, and Head Start does not permit inequality
  80. and discrimination.
  81. On the second article that Actuals was Article Number 26
  82. everyone has the right education.
  83. Head Start is completely free, which allows the child to
  84. provide a good education while the parent is either our
  85. work or is at school.
  86. Now the future social or career.
  87. For me, I felt as though in the future it's
  88. important to ensure each family does not feel marginalized and
  89. discriminated due to the race back on ethnicity and sexual
  90. orientation, allowing clients IFIL respected and trusted when they address
  91. their concerns or issues.
  92. One of the challenges I thought my arises allowing for
  93. change and following through with the change in please, which
  94. could be seen as a challenge simply because the parent
  95. have the right to choose the education for their child.
  96. Um, and also as a human human top rights so
  97. they technically can choose and allow whatever they want.
  98. So that might be an issue when it comes to
  99. finding the proper interventions.
  100. Some clients may not feel inclined to that decision, and
  101. ultimately it's up to bomb.
  102. Um, one of the benefits toe work in transparently from
  103. a human worry approaches, promoting and advocating for equality and
  104. justice. And here I might work cited.
  105. Thanks for what?