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For poor kids in Hong Kong, home work means chores, caregiving, earning money, China News

Ming has been spending an hour a day over the past six months collecting discarded cardboard on the streets of Sham Shui Po. The most the 15-year-old earned in a week was HK$25 (S$4.30) for 5kg. The older child of a divorced 39-year-old cleaner, he prepares lunch for his 10-year-old sister and tutors her. "When I think of how hard.

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Native women s shelter calls for probe into racism at Batshaw

The Native Women s Shelter of Montreal (NWSM) is asking the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Commission to look into allegations of systemic racism regarding employment and services at the Batshaw

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Native women s shelter wants youth protection alleged systemic racism investigated

After cutting ties with the Batshaw Youth and Family Services Centre over claims of systemic racism in the organization, the Native Women s Shelter of Montreal (NWSM) wants questions answered.

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All the lonely people… | Alfred Grixti

Covid-19 has arguably brought about greater awareness of mental health issues than ever before. But it may also have exposed the limits of our country’s ability to actually cope with the phenomenon. ALFRED GRIXTI, CEO of the Foundation for Social Welfare Services, stresses that mental health has to be dealt with where it matters most: at community level

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Native Women s Shelter pauses work with youth protection citing unaddressed concerns

Native Women s Shelter pauses work with youth protection citing unaddressed concerns
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