factory or farm jobs as well as car washes and the sex industry one anonymous victim told the salvation army about his experience. or you meet fuck dory put to my car doors are shut your morning air. the image of us and just some. amount. you leave or don't usually put me. who. are on you cannot buy a. plot solely. to get it are you not the. law. me more is some startling figures in 2014 the british home office estimated there were between 10 and 13000 potential slavery victims in the u.k. last year police reported around 5000 cases twice as many as the previous year in one of the largest cases ever brought to trial around $400.00 people were trafficked for forced labor from poland the director of anti trafficking and modern slavery at the salvation army say slavery is an issue not yet consigned to history . when somebody comes into our service we obviously need to assess and and support them you know with regard to the conditions they've been in you can see the physical signs of them back having been you know beaten they want to have bruising and scarring from that to this is a physical dis

suspicion of human trafficking it's not an isolated case either the church based charity best salvation army says it helped almost 10000 in modern slavery victims between 2011 and one team they originated from 1900 in recent years the biggest number came from albania and vietnam modern slavery victims are being made to work in grueling factory or farm jobs as well as car washes on the sex industry one anonymous victim told the salvation army about his experience. or advice from tory meet fuck tory put to much of shall do more. i will to do just to leave but i'm usually pulled me. on you cannot buy a. plot solely. to get it back in the midst of. a. more really startling figures in 2014 the british home office estimated there were between 10 and 13000 potential victims in the u.k. last year police for. put it around $5000.00 cases that was twice as many as the previous year and it one of the largest cases ever brought to trial around $400.00 people were trafficked for forced labor from poland the director of anti trafficking and modern slavery up the salvation army say slavery is an issue not

sheriffs and highway patrol and emergency services at the local level and the american red cross, salvation army. these are all entities that come together to help us through the process of making sure that all of you are kept as safe as possible during these events. this year, when we have a wild fire, you want to be very, very attuned of what's happening in your community. pay attention to lo author sten to alerts and warnings and if yototo evacuate, evacuate. this is very important. there may be conditions because of resource limitations or we may be wanting this year to move people out of harm's way before fire gets to a particular area. so we will be informing you of what those fire conditions are in your area so when you see a red flag warning, when we listen to locaorities about what's happening this your community, if you're told to evacuate this year, we are doing some things a little differently. it may be that we don't put you in a congregate shelter situation. >> you've be listening to state fire officials and the governor talk about the states preparedness efforts for the state's wi

back.k us 15 days to get frisco.d in , the was a van there salvation army or some kind of van there. , they hadd uncle posted who was coming on the ship, and they watched for it and they were down there too, which was pretty nice. i was there maybe a week, i suppose. i was loaded on a train again and went back to mccoy, wisconsin here, and was 22, 1952. june except i had it some -- a few good experiences, not all bad. with, ini had fun japan with my friends. we would go have beer. strange, we were not expecting something like that. beernt to a place that had , they had liquor. and you would have a japanese girl sitting by you, you know. course, we couldn't communicate, but she would buy them a beer, probably. would takeur of us turns. i remember one time, the girl that sat by you would usually take your money and go up to a cashier, they called her mamasan . i gave the girl $20, quite a bit of money in those days, and she forgot to come back with my change. [laughs] that was something, i remember that. we rode in a rickshaw there. humans pulling you in a two wheeled buggy. japan was

there was a van there, the salvation army or some kind of van there. my aunt and uncle, they had posted who was coming on the ship, and they watched for it and they were down there too, which was pretty nice. i was there maybe a week, i suppose. i was loaded on a train again and went back to mccoy, wisconsin here, and was discharged june 22, 1952. that is about it except i had some -- a few good experiences, not all bad. oh yeah, i had fun with, in japan with my friends. we would go have beer. it was really strange, we were not expecting something like that. we went to a place that had beer, they had liquor. and you would have a japanese girl sitting by you, you know. of course, we couldn't communicate, but she would buy them a beer, probably. three or four of us would take turns. i remember one time, the girl that sat by you would usually take your money and go up to a cashier, they called her mamasan. i gave the girl $20, quite a bit of money in those days, and she forgot to come back with my change. [laughs] that was something, i remember that. but

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american red cross, the salvation army. these are all entities that come together to help us through the process of making sure that all of you are kept as safe as possible during these events. this year when we have a wildfire, to be atuned. listen to local authorities. if you're told to evacuate, evacuate. do not wait. there may be conditions because of resource limitations or we may be wanting this year to move people out of harm's way before fire gets to a particular area. so we'll be informing you. so when you see a red flag warning, if you're told top evacuate this year, we are doing some thing as little differently. it may be that we don't put you in a congregate situation. we may be putting you in hotels. we are working to make hotels available for families and individuals to keep people separated so you're not congregating. we're going to be doing some rirlts. there will be temperature checks. we will set up shelters with appropriate social distancing. as the governor mentioned, feeding will be different. it won't

. >> i said, well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace.trash... >> it just knocked my socks off. >> we have $50,000. >> within a few weeks, everybody knew about it. >> ...is another's treasure. >> did you ever consider stopping? >> there is a point we all have to stop. but no. >>

as one woman wrote in a 1918 magazine article -- "she is everywhere -- a salvation army lassie, serving coffee and inghnuts on the firing line, the red cross emergency hospital, at the front, in the me nations factory, filling the gaps in man-made industry everywhere. the media was absolutely fascinated by the way women were taking on jobs thought to be male. and i should point out that it wasn't the case more women were working during the war, but rather that they were working at more interesting and better paid jobs. it is a shift in the nature of their work, not an expansion of their numbers. my suggestion of how engaged the media was, i'm giving you my absolutely favorite image. this is from the philadelphia inquirer and it features and illustration of several powder workers in a new jersey plant. they are dressed in identical overalls and a simple cap. their arms are around each other and they look boldly into the camera. their smiles are bright and suggest the light, if not in the work they are doing, in having their pictures taken. the mary nature of the group photograph like thi

in a big chunk of money will never be recovered, sadly, for the salvation army.anary islands and the balearic islands, and all but not essential... basically non—essential travel is not allowed. and lots of people... and there is massive changes going on. charlie says and there is massive changes going on. charlie sastet2 have stated on their website that the holiday is cancelled already, it is on 29 october. are they likely to under cancel if government advice changes —— un—cancel. charles is very confused. if you have specific questions, we can‘t deal with every specific question, but we will try and get through some of those. just looking through lots of questions about insurance, what is covered stop do get those through. we will try and get hold of them. carol started a bit of a debate, talking about the first saturday night tv programme that you can remember when you were a kid. she started this on social media. what is yours?” a kid. she started this on social media. what is yours? i think mine is generation game. i think noel's house party. and i think it

and have seen an increase in families and households best s and we i know about support to the salvation army with the food box distribution and the program started by supervisor hanny's office and have been able to distribute masks also distribute supervisor haney's office as well as hand sanitizer. we're happy to support the kids meal program. it's been pivotal in bringing the program to treasure island and continuing to operate it weekly. she's been running the program and will do so until the end of the july. that's what we've been doing. going back to the questionnaire, we've formulated a plan based on the fodeback we got and -- feedback we got. i'm going briefly describe some of the actions we're taking and you all should have a copy of the treasure island community needs questionnaire response in your packet as well. so first and foremost, free food on treasure island. again the food pant try and we' pleased to report we're entering our second week of the treasure island supper club for treasure island residents. it's an eight-week pilot providing one supplemental hot meal a week for t

programs as you probably he know supervisor stephanie, do have an aabstainance model like the salvation army. we do need a mix. part of the on going analysis and mop optimize ition is optims understanding what that mix is. >> : i want to expand the conservatorship, it's not all but a tiny fraction of the folks with serious behavioral health needs. if we have any ambition to expanding folks that need care and can otherwise not access the care, you are in a situation right now that precludes that. having people getting access into key psyche beds that we cannot get compensated for. having people in jail when they shouldn't be in jail but a public health environment. there's a whole huge impetus importance in funding the subacute psyche that was identified as a top need in that modeling. another point that modeling shows is for the vast majority of people go into those lock beds, we don't want them in lock beds for any longer that needs to be. that means there needs to be beds that take people to the next step. group living situation, something that is more independent or fully independent. any

programs as you probably he know supervisor stephanie, do have an aabstainance model like the salvation army. we do need a mix. part of the on going analysis and mop optimize ition is optims understanding what that mix is. >> : i want to expand the conservatorship, it's not all but a tiny fraction of the folks with serious behavioral health needs. if we have any ambition to expanding folks that need care and can otherwise not access the care, you are in a situation right now that precludes that. having people getting access into key psyche beds that we cannot get compensated for. having people in jail when they shouldn't be in jail but a public health environment. there's a whole huge impetus importance in funding the subacute psyche that was identified as a top need in that modeling. another point that modeling shows is for the vast majority of people go into those lock beds, we don't want them in lock beds for any longer that needs to be. that means there needs to be beds that take people to the next step. group living situation, something that is more independent or fully independent. any

programs as you probably he know supervisor stephanie, do have an aabstainance model like the salvation army. we do need a mix. part of the on going analysis and mop optimize ition is optims understanding what that mix is. >> : i want to expand the conservatorship, it's not all but a tiny fraction of the folks with serious behavioral health needs. if we have any ambition to expanding folks that need care and can otherwise not access the care, you are in a situation right now that precludes that. having people getting access into key psyche beds that we cannot get compensated for. having people in jail when they shouldn't be in jail but a public health environment. there's a whole huge impetus importance in funding the subacute psyche that was identified as a top need in that modeling. another point that modeling shows is for the vast majority of people go into those lock beds, we don't want them in lock beds for any longer that needs to be. that means there needs to be beds that take people to the next step. group living situation, something that is more independent or fully independent. any

cien millas por caridad ha recorrido ya 60 millas y recaudado mÁs de 100.000 dÓlares para el salvation armye vayan a terminar tras las rejas, se los juro porque todo va a salir a la luz!. >>> ellas estÁn pido iendo reglas mÁs fuertes quieren leyes fuertes, qa hablar los que les estÁ ocurriendo a otras mujeres dicen que fue vÍctima acoso decÍa que otras jÓvenes habÍan pasado por lo mismo, y habÍan acabado fuera del ejÉrcito, y no querÍa que le pasara esto. la familia tambiÉn llegÓ aquÍ sin la madre sin doÑa gloria, estÁ acostada en una cama nos dicen muy delicada de salud, porque ha tenido un golpe emocional muy fuerte, en las Últimas horas desde que supieron que habÍan encontrado unos restos humanos que nuevamentemente la familia se teme que sean los de vanessa, nicole? >>> que es una situaciÓn dices pero ante para esta familia cristina londoÑo desde washington, gracias. >>> y la base militar tambiÉn confirmÓ hace unos minutos el suicidio de un militar ven ubl adal caso de vanessa gui yerno, francisco estÁ allÍ en el lugar en que fueron encontraron restos humano concede acuerdo a la familia

organizations such as the salvation army and catholic charities should not be afraid to partner with the federal government to help americans. unfortunately if house democrats have their way and roll back these important religious protections, these organizations will face uncertainty and confusion in the federal contracting process. possibly opting out altogether. beyond the fact that it's wrong to tell these organizations that they cannot work with the federal government to provide essential services, it's flat-out unconstitutional. i urge my colleagues to stand by their commitment to the constitution and protect religious liberty for all americans by supporting my amendment. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlewoman from new york continues to reserve. the gentleman from california. mr. calvert: happy to yield to the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost, one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for one minute. mr. bost: i want to thank you, mr. chair. and thank you, ranking member