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Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Introduction There are about 100 million Homeless Children in the world today, with the number growing drastically, both in the developed and the developing countries.... Majority of the Homeless Children are boys aged 10 to 14 years.... Homeless Children, also referred to as Street children, are children who live and depend on the streets as their source of livelihoods and are not under the care of any responsible person....
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Research Paper
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Act of 2001 was signed into law by the federal government to make sure that Homeless Children have access in local school districts to a free, appropriate public education, including access to public pre-school programs.... Accordingly, Homeless Children should have an equal opportunity to participate in general educational programs (State 2002).... Homeless Children and youth should have equal opportunity to meet the same challenging State student academic achievement standards as other students....
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Most Homeless Children and youth face difficulties in enrolling, attending and succeeding in school and this is precisely what the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act intends to provide.... , Americas Homeless Children, 21 Sept 2006 HUD (2002), HUDs Homeless Management Information System, 21 Sept 2006 USDoC (2004), Education for Homeless Children and Youth program, The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, 21 Sep 2006...
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he increasing numbers of Homeless Children may be directed attributed to child abandonment either by parents who cannot be able to provide for their needs, or by death resulting to orphanage.... However, in the contemporary society such mechanisms of support are either limited or non-existence leaving such children to fend for themselves and thereby contributing to an increase in the numbers of Homeless Children.... This directly increases the instances of Homeless Children on the streets....
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The lawsuit is interesting for the way Kaleuati III and the other plaintiffs argued that although legislation exists that was supposed to protect the rights of such Homeless Children to access to education on par with the access given to children from families with homes, practices and decisions by the DOE and by the Board relating to the education arrangements of Homeless Children had the effect of circumventing the law.... The law referred to here is the so-called McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, which has the following provisions: 1) funding to support Homeless Children equal access to education in public schools; 2) children are to continue to go to the schools they attend at the point of homelessness; 3) children are to be enrolled right away even without required enrollment documents; 4) the DOE is to provide means of transport to Homeless Children even when they move to other places to seek shelter...
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Anderson was about the story of the Homeless Children who were primarily affected by the financial crisis, and is entitled “Homeless Children: The Hard Times Generation”… Just the thought of this homelessness for these unfortunate children can be enough to bring us to the underlying thought about such special concern on their health.... Anderson was about the story of the homeless childrenwho were primarily affected by the financial crisis, and is entitled “Homeless Children: The Hard Times Generation” (Pelley, 2011)....
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Movie Review
Homeless Children require immediate help from the government, non-governmental organizations and members of the society.... Homeless Children live on the streets and make a living by either begging for money and food remnants from pedestrians or by scavenging for food in dustbins and dumpsites.... Homeless Children face extreme cold both at night and in cold weather.... The exposure to such rough ecological conditions makes Homeless Children vulnerable to a number of medical conditions....
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The families which will adopt the Homeless Children and provide foster care will be required.... Funds will be needed to acquire permanent housing for Homeless Children who will not be lucky to be adopted into other families (Deborah & Dodge, 2009).... he activities which be done during the implementation of the program will include: investigating reports of child abuse, the trained staff in the field of childcare will have to find the families which are willing to adopt children and provide them with foster care, buy or build housing for Homeless Children, educate parents on how to take care of their children and help them achieve their dreams, trained staff to encourage and monitor after-school activities which will keep children occupied and provide employment to the youth between 16 and 21 (Domitrovich et al....
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