People who are sad because of some one that died
People who have went through a broken heart
Orphans
Homeless
People who became hit by bad news
People who are lonely
People who never have someone to cheer them up.
The answer is C. Squamous
Learn to disagree without arguing!
Social Health has a lot to do with knowing that you can be wrong too. Not everything has to be an argument. It shows great maturity when you can admit you are wrong and move on. There is a lesson to be learned.
For instance, you are in a situation where there were many people involved in a disagreement. Some were very upset and others weren't. The ones that weren't upset likely have a way to back up from a situation.
If you can back up and see all sides of the disagreement, you can see every side, in turn this allows you to see what you could've done differently for a different outcome. The lesson is don't make that same mistake again.
Not everyone will agree on most anything. It is up to you to maintain your social health and be more open-minded. Or to understand that everyone's opinion differs to some extent.
Nonprofit or voluntary agencies receive their funding from various sources:
1. Government grants - Most governments in the world offer funding for various nonprofit organisations. For example, civilian Search and Rescue organisations often receive government grants to buy equipment required.
2. Fundraising - Nonprofit or volunteer agencies often hold fundraising activities or drives. For example, the national blood bank holds drives where they encourage people to donate blood.
Free health care for the elderly is often provided by a nonprofit organisation. I've already mentioned the national blood bank. Another voluntary agency is the K9 (dog) Search and Rescue teams around the world. They provide their own dogs and training and are willing to travel to any country in the world to help in disaster situations, for example, the devastating earthquakes in Nepal.
