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People who wish to make a difference in their communities and deal well with sensitive situations can pursue careers as social workers.

Experts have predicted an improvement in the job market for graduates in 2008, but so far, more graduates admit to having trouble finding jobs this year.

Many people receiving welfare in Ontario should be getting higher paying disability benefits, but its program design continues to create barriers to accessing benefits.

French author Claudel's 2005 novel about cultural displacement and the power of friendship is a touching story with a surprising twist.

Many Americans have to make the daunting choice of paying for daily living expenses, visiting the doctor or having their prescriptions filled.

An adult child who blindly steps into the role of caregiver for an elderly parent is in for a surprise. Care-giving takes compassion, management-level skills & endurance.

Height worked alongside Mary McLeod Bethune, Eleanor Roosevelt and Martin Luther King, Jr. to end segregation.

It can be difficult to know what to do, but there are several steps you can take to help a foster or adopted child deal with their mixed emotions this time of year.

Workers don't have to wait until they retire in order to apply for Social Security. If a medical problem prevents a person from working, they may qualify for disability.

Mo'Nique, Mariah Carey, Lenny Kravitz co-star in disturbing drama about an abused inner-city girl.

The Use of Mindfulness Therapies to Reduce the Pain of Fibromyalgia and Cancer

The right to eat well and stay healthy should not be a fight for thousands of Ontarians with medical conditions that live in poverty. But, that fight has just begun.

Free Cakes for Kids provides birthday cakes to children in need. The volunteer bakers are now lighting candles for seniors in nursing homes and adults with special needs.

Children in foster care who endure repeated placements in foster homes are at emotional and developmental risk, and are less likely to form significant relationships.