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Providing the person doesn't appear to be uncomfortable or distressed, then sleeping more during the day isn't normally a reason to be worried. However, if a person is lying down in bed and asleep for most of the time they will need to be looked after to make sure they don't develop any physical health problems.
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Read More »If this is the case you should speak to the GP, to rule out any infections or conditions that could be affecting the person's sleep. It may also be worth asking for a medication review with the GP or speaking to a pharmacist as medication can cause a range of side effects. Providing the person doesn’t appear to be uncomfortable or distressed, then sleeping more during the day isn’t normally a reason to be worried. However, if a person is lying down in bed and asleep for most of the time they will need to be looked after to make sure they don’t develop any physical health problems. This sort of care is normally done by a health or social care professional in a care home or hospice. If the person is still living at home though, then it’s important to get advice from your GP or nurse on how best to do this.
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Read More »Basic needs typically refer to the fundamental support and resources people need to survive. Examples of basic needs include food, shelter, transportation, clothes, clean water, education, mental and physical health, and access to quality health care.
Basic needs typically refer to the fundamental support and resources people need to survive. Examples of basic needs include food, shelter, transportation, clothes, clean water, education, mental and physical health, and access to quality health care. Without reliable access to necessities, students experiencing homelessness often fall behind in academic, physical, and social development compared to their housed peers. Schools and community-based organizations can help bridge opportunity and development gaps by providing essential items and services. Pandemic-related school closures has brought to light the significant role schools and community centers play in providing students and families with much-needed resources and support services. (Note: Abbreviations following recommendations indicate sources for those recommendations. See the Sources Key for details.)
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