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Given the multiple challenges women and adolescent girls face, it is evident that promoting menstrual hygiene management (MHM) is not only a sanitation matter; it is also an important step towards safeguarding the dignity, bodily integrity and overall life opportunities of women and girls. In line with its overall commitment to promoting gender equality, the World Bank is engaged in furthering the MHM agenda. Through a range of technical and analytical initiatives it aims to better understand and address issues of MHM, and to thereby elevate the dialogue on the importance of MHM.

That hardware is getting closer. Gauff dealt just fine with the heat, the humidity and a big-hitting opponent to defeat Jelena Ostapenko 6-0, 6-2 on Tuesday, becoming the first American teenager to reach the final four at Flushing Meadows since Serena Williams in 2001.

"Even though (by) the semifinals, (in) theory, if you want to win, there's two matches left, you can't think like that," the sixth-seeded Gauff said. "I'm still in the mindset that I'm in the beginning of the tournament. That's what I have learned in the past (from) being in quarterfinals: Before, I would think, 'Close to the end.' But right now, I have the mentality that I told myself, 'I still have another two weeks to play.' So that's where my mind is at. Then, obviously when it's over, it's over. But right now, I'm just saying, 'Another two weeks.'"

She reached the final at Roland Garros last year, but lost that title match to Iga Swiatek; they could have met again in the U.S. Open quarterfinals. But Swiatek didn't make it, instead losing to Ostapenko in the fourth round. That defeat not only ended Swiatek's title defense but also meant she will relinquish her spot at No. 1 in the WTA rankings to Aryna Sabalenka next week.

When she is on the mark, as she was Sunday night against Swiatek, 2017 French Open champion Ostapenko, a 26-year-old from Latvia, can be as challenging an opponent as there is, because she goes for broke on nearly every stroke. If the balls land in, she is in business. When they don't, she is in trouble.

Inspirational leader Oprah Winfrey stated, "A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself. They are there no matter what and offer moral support sprinkled heavily with cheerleading. There were times that, if there wasn't a mentor there for me, I could have easily, "caved-in," emotionally, or given up on the business. However, I had a mentor and each one I had wouldn't let me stop but provided the encouragement and guidance that gave me hope and confidence that I could do whatever was asked of me."

By many measures of expectation, opportunity, or achievement, there are, on average, clear differences between children from low-income, African American, and Latino families and their wealthier, White peers. There are also many investments, methods, and approaches that can help eliminate these differences, some of which are explored by the extraordinary experts writing in the pages of this critically important issue of Young Children.

Gaps, whether definable by race, family income, or language, are not naturally occurring phenomena. They are not predestined to exist. Our society created the circumstances that created the gaps; we are, therefore, collectively capable of eliminating them. Even better, we are capable of going beyond them, such that the goal is not to compare and then catch one group up to another, but to set the bar higher for all. Every day, there are educators, families, and caregivers in centers, schools, homes, districts, and communities closing gaps and going beyond. The people doing this work, who are committed to seeing children both as individuals in their own right and as participants in the rich cultural and linguistic traditions of their families and communities, are able to build on strengths to help each young child thrive.

Many young people who are transitioning out of foster care find that those last few steps into adulthood are more like a steep, mountainous climb. The Philadelphia Department of Human Services (DHS) and its partners are working to smooth that journey so youth can reach their highest peak.

Note: Youth should also reach out to the Foster Care Point of Contact at the schools or programs that they want to attend. Youth should inform the contact of their interest in applying for the foster care tuition waiver. Search this website for a list of participating schools and programs.

This is perfectly fine. I suspect you might be confused because you are seeing "in about" as a linkage of two contradictory prepositions, meaning something like "inside outside." But those aren't the meanings here. See it this way instead: "in" is used to indicate a period of time ("5 minutes"), and "about" in this case means "approximately." So the sentence is, "The period of time it will take me to reach there will be approximately 5 minutes."

And I believe that such an aspiration is well worth our effort, in part, because of the way that mentorship played such a vital role in helping me reach my own professional goals. If it were not for those pivotal relationships at Starbucks and Bank of America, I would have never had the courage to pursue a graduate education, nor would I have ever fully understood how a humanities education could provide mission critical skills for the corporate world. I will forever be grateful for my mentors who have helped me reach where I am today, and my mentorship of my students is one very small way that I can thank them for their investment in me.

REACH is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to ensuring that the most effective, scientifically proven mental health care reaches all children and families. REACH provides thousands of primary care providers, therapists, and health care institutions with training in the best evidence-based therapies in order to better diagnose, treat and manage child and adult mental health issues.

I do that all before the new content comes in so that students can be familiar with the skills and have some frame of reference before something new is introduced to them. That is what a teacher there who is mediational will do to get students ready.

The vacancy rate for caseworkers in the state Child Welfare Services branch reached an alarming 40% earlier this year, which was almost twice as high as the rate just a year earlier, according to a report on CWS filed with the federal government.

For most girls, puberty occurs between 8 and 13 years old and the growth spurt occurs between 10 and 14 years old. They grow just 1 to 2 additional inches in the year or two after getting their first period. This is when they reach their adult height.

To reach the children and families who need Head Start services the most, programs are designed according to community need. Directly funded at the local level, Head Start programs tailor their programs as appropriate for families in the designated service area. These programs may be provided in different settings and hours according to the needs indicated by their community assessment.

Since 1965, Head Start programs have reached more than 38 million children and their families. Children enrolled in Head Start programs are more likely to graduate from high school and attend college; have improved social, emotional, and behavioral development; and are better prepared to be parents themselves than similar children who do not attend the program. Children enrolled in Early Head Start programs have significantly fewer child welfare encounters related to sexual or physical abuse between the ages of 5 and 9 than those who don't attend.

In Japan (the best case scenario with the highest prevalence of centenarians in the world) in 2015, when the total population was 127,250,933 (according to the UN Population Division), Yasu Saito, Futoshi Ishii and Jean-Marie Robine (Chapter 10, Exceptional Lifespans, Eds H Maier, B Jeune and JW Vaupel, 2021 -3-030-49970-9) noted that there were 61,763 centenarians. Of these 57,847 (93.7%) were age 100-104, 3,770 (6.1%) were age 105-109 (semi-supercentenarians) and 146 (0.2%) were 110+ (supercentenarians). Therefore centenarians, age 100-104 occurred at a rate of 1 per 2,200 in the population, semi-supercentenarians at a rate of 1 per 34,000 and supercentenarians at a rate of 1 per 871,600 in the population.

In France, Ouellete, Mesle, Vallin and Robine reported that there were 28 supercentenarian deaths in 2016 (Chapter 9, Exceptional Lifespans, Eds H Maier, B Jeune and JW Vaupel, 2021 -3-030-49970-9). Considering that the mortality rate of supercentenarians is about 50%, then one might estimate that there were 56 supercentenarians in 2016. According to the UN Population Division there were 63,989,319 people so the rate of supers was 1 per 1.1 million. The website, Liste de supercentenaires francais, on December 29, 2022 listed 33 alive supercentenarians and given a current overall population of 65,631,432, this would be a rate of 1 per 1.9 million.

Many Americans do the opposite (e.g. excessive meat consumption, lack of exercise, smoking, etc) and thus it is not surprising that on average, Americans die 8-10 years earlier. What the 7th Day Adventist results also show us is that the average American has the genes to reach their mid-late 80s, they just need to take very good care of themselves with proper lifestyle choices. Also note that the oldest subjects in the twin studies lived to their early to mid-eighties. Therefore, again, these findings indicate that health behavior choices explain the vast majority of our ability or inability to reach 86 years for men and 89 years for women. ff782bc1db