I’ve not doubt the Conservatives can name enough Christian organizations to fill the gap. Just don’t ask about credentials. It’s all the rage in the red States
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Policymakers in Canada seem to be struggling with developing a comprehensive treatment model. When something happens its almost always a half measure solution, which people then cry and moan at as an example of why treatment doesn’t work. On top of things like building more treatment centers and better coordination with non-profits (similar to Portugal) I think policymakers need to work on drafting a more complete framework for long term treatment and rehabilitation instead the more piecemeal approach they’ve been using the past couple of years.
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I’ve not doubt the Conservatives can name enough Christian organizations to fill the gap. Just don’t ask about credentials. It’s all the rage in the red States
Policymakers in Canada seem to be struggling with developing a comprehensive treatment model. When something happens its almost always a half measure solution, which people then cry and moan at as an example of why treatment doesn’t work. On top of things like building more treatment centers and better coordination with non-profits (similar to Portugal) I think policymakers need to work on drafting a more complete framework for long term treatment and rehabilitation instead the more piecemeal approach they’ve been using the past couple of years.