Homeless Center Observation

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I entered the homeless center with doubt in my heart: Was social work really what I wanted to do with my life? When I left the homeless center, my doubt had vanished. Comparable to ducklings following their mother, our group of girls followed LCSW, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Lana Vivirito, who works at the center as the Chief Policy and Resource Officer (Definition from Hancock Lecture, Aug. 26)(Our Staff, Web). It was naptime when our group tiptoed by the nursery where all the children were sleeping on cots; Well, all but a crying baby and him. He was little, no older than three, laying down but sitting up on his elbows, watching our group stroll by. I feel we looked at their guests as if we were observing them, similar to guests at
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