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Article in defense of the bill that is facing opposition in DC. Provides arguments as to why this bill should pass and the effects it could have.

Here is an article that gives examples on how you can help the children in foster care. There are many options from donating money and volunteering to play with the child are just a couple of examples. Some people want to help but don't know how to. This article will make it clearer for those who would like to help and gives you different options as well. Please look at this article and see if you can help.

The site gives the information of the four states that have legalized physician assisted suicide. Each state has their own restriction and guidelines when PAS is accepted. The legal age is usually 18 except in the case of Montana where no legal protocol have been put into place. In the other 46 states and DC it is illegal and usually considered as manslaughter or second degree murder.

Contains information on what states did and did not as well as which ones are debating for Physician-Assisted Suicide to be legalized. Clear-cut and organized information to know what the rest of the country is doing with this law and its dos and don'ts.

An astounding 18,000 kids are in the Arizona foster care system between foster homes, group homes, and shelters. Donating time to foster care organizations can be just as valuable as any donations that can be contributed whether it be financial or material. You can also take a step further and change a child's life by becoming a foster parent or adopting.

This article discusses how Director Greg McKay is stepping down from The Department of Child Safety. The article goes into an overview of the work that McKay has done to improve the child welfare system in Arizona.

There has been a rise in large communities of homeless people living in tents in various big cities across the United States. Many of them are living in tents instead of shelters to avoid getting COVID-19. The CDC even wants these communities to be left alone to prevent the aforementioned problem.

It's sad to see so many homeless people especially when it's due to the pandemic. Its crazy how people would rather live in a tent than be in shelters. The shelters arent doing all they can to make sure these people feel safe so I see why they would rather not be in the shelters.