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Social Studies Social Issues Affecting Caribbean Family Life
Social Studies Social Issues Affecting Caribbean Family Life
Reviewed
Examples:
Juvenile delinquency
Teenage pregnancy
Suicide
Desertion
Divorce
Promiscuity
Homelessness
Incest
Domestic violence
Child abuse
Poverty
Drug/substance abuse
Human trafficking
Welfare Programs: Providing welfare benefits (e.g., PATH benefits) and shelters for:
Homeless individuals
- Jeopardizes
- Educate about
Occurrence education and
- Lack of consequences<br>-
where a female success<br>-
Teenage religious/moral Promote condom
under 20 Continues poverty
Pregnancy education<br>- use<br>- Encourage
becomes cycle<br>- Health
Broken homes abstinence<br>-
pregnant risks for mother
Teach contraception
and child
- Intensive family
- Forced into
planning<br>-
- harmful
Homeless Education in
Street Children Abandonment<br>- activities<br>-
children schools<br>-
Poverty Degrading
Address poverty and
situations
unemployment
- Drug education
- Health programs<br>-
Excessive, - Peer
issues<br>- Penalties for
Drug Abuse indiscriminate pressure<br>-
Addiction and trafficking<br>-
drug use Curiosity
crime Warning labels on
drugs
- Child rights
Physical or - Death and education<br>-
- Lack of
sexual trauma<br>- Parent-child
Child Abuse supervision<br>-
mistreatment of Abusive behavior communication<br>-
Poor parenting
a child patterns Harsh penalties for
abusers
- Accessibility
Physical or
- Health issues and measures<br>-
Disability mental - Various causes
discrimination Education and
impairment
awareness
- Awareness and
Abduction and
Human - Poverty<br>- Lack - Exploitation and vigilance<br>-
forced labor or
Trafficking of education abuse Harsh penalties for
exploitation
traffickers
- Professional
- Financial - Mental health help<br>- Support
Intentional self-
Suicide worries<br>- issues<br>- Family networks<br>-
inflicted death
Loneliness trauma Education and
awareness
- Counseling and
Minor criminal
- Low self- - Legal guidance<br>-
Juvenile activities by
esteem<br>- Peer consequences and Positive
Delinquency young
pressure personal harm activities<br>-
individuals
Parental supervision