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Become a Rehabilitation Counselors
Become a Rehabilitation Counselors – Counsel individuals to maximize the independence and employability of persons coping with personal, social, and vocational difficulties that result from birt…
Legal Information Clinics at NORWESCAP
Filed under: vocational counseling
Services the Transitions Center offers include computer training, career interest inventories, vocational counseling, job search skills, support groups, life skills workshops, and referrals to community resources. NORWESCAP is a nonprofit community …
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TESDA to offer scholarship programs for OSYs, high school graduates
Filed under: vocational counseling
Other requirements are: at least 15 years old; high school graduate; must have interest; and must go for career guidance counseling. TESDA is urging the tech-voc schools for their assistance and cooperation for the proper implementation of the program …
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Addiction Alcohol and Treatment Center | Alcohol Addiction Treatment Facilities
Addiction Alcohol and Treatment Center | Alcohol Addiction Treatment Facilities – http://treatmentcentersinphiladelphia.org Addiction Alcohol and Treatment Center addresses use of alcohol, cocaine, prescription drugs, heroin, & more with r…
Engineering students beat rival gang leader to death, critically injure another
Filed under: private alcohol treatment
Manish and his friends then started consuming alcohol. When Dhruv returned, Manish called about 35 … Some friends rushed Dhruv and Vinit to a private hospital where Dhruv was declared brought dead, while Vinit is being given treatment. Post a comment …
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Is There Any Eye Care Available in Roanoke Virginia for People Who Are Indigent?
Question by Wendy: is there any eye care available in Roanoke Virginia for people who are indigent?
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Answer by Stoddard
Call the office of Dr. Frank Cotter to get in touch with Roanoke’s Project Access, which addresses the needs of the uninsured residents of the Roanoke Valley. (http://www.vhcf.org/php-bin/news/showArticle.php?id=15)
Cotter, Frank, MD – Vistar Eye Center
707 S Jefferson St
Roanoke, VA 24016-5100
(540) 855-5100
You can also call the VisionConnection toll-free hotline at (800) 829-0500 which “provides information and resources on vision impairment, low vision practitioners, & vision rehabilitation services”
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Rehabilitation Medicine (Part 1)
Rehabilitation Medicine (Part 1) – About the Video: Physical rehabilitation plays an important role in helping people recover from spinal cord injuries, stroke, and orthopaedic injuries. There…
3 bald eagles died from lead poisoning, rehabilitation center says
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OGDEN — First, it was the West Nile virus and now wildlife volunteers say bald eagles in northern Utah are being killed by lead poisoning. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah has documented three confirmed cases in as many weeks.
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Strowmatt Rehabilitation Services and an employee are sued over claims of …
Filed under: rehabilitation
A Galveston resident is suing after sustaining injuries when the vehicle he was operating veered into a ditch. Michael Thiel II filed a lawsuit Feb. 19 in the Galveston County District Court against Ann St-John and Strowmatt Rehabilitation Services Inc …
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What Kind of Degree Would I Need to Be Able to Become a Case Manager at a Drug and Alcohol Rehab Center?
Question by Rachel: what kind of degree would i need to be able to become a case manager at a drug and alcohol rehab center?
I am in recovery myself and have went down a long dark road and have came out on the other side. I know first hand the pain and heartache that people in recovery go through and I want to help others and give back. I have found a school that has a fast track alcohol and drug counseling program that after 10 months they send you a diploma for that and then you have the option to continue to get your associates degree. I’m not a spring chicken so I’m trying to do the fastest thing possible and I’m not looking to go back to school for 4 years or more!! Please help!!! Thank you
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How Do You Define “Fair Treatment” of Blacks in Today’s Society?
Question by Hebrewtocracy: How do you define “fair treatment” of Blacks in today’s society?
If you define “treating Blacks fair” as making sure that their standard of living is the same as that of White people, you run into the insurmountable problem of finding a way to make that happen. Do you build new houses for them? It has been tried and they always make the new ones look just like the old rundown broken apart cesspools they left to move into your new housing. And they create this nearly magical transformation in an unbelievably small amount of time. Do you give them free money? Once again, it has been tried. Trillions of dollars later we find that all we have done is pay for the breeding of even more Blacks who reside under the poverty line. We have given them preferential treatment in getting into schools, getting hired and promoted, and nearly every other area of life where you and I would be expected to get in and fight for it, before we would be awarded the prize. Today, they are still living like Blacks live all over the world. I submit that the entire Gross National Product of this country would not be enough to force Blacks permanently into the same standard of living that Whites have.