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Children's Mental Health Blogs
Mental Health Resources for Parents and Caregivers Under StressThis blog post introduces you to a wide range of mental health resources available in Waterloo Region, so you can prioritize your own mental health while caring for your loved ones.
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15 Family-Friendly Outdoor Self-Care Ideas For Fall!It is that time of year again when the leaves are starting to change, and back-to-school energy is in the air! However, it will not be long before academic demands build up and school-related stress increases. Caregivers can support their child’s mental health by encouraging regular self-care activities.
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Spending Time Outside: Benefits of Nature on our Mental Health and WellbeingAs parents seeking support for your children's mental health or as young individuals looking for self-care guidance, the fall season is the perfect time to add nature into your self-care routines.
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Employment Services Blogs
Is Your Resume Missing These Essential Skills?Have you heard before that your resume should highlight both Hard and Soft skills? Those don’t mean Difficult and Easy skills! Let’s talk about these categories and some ways to recognize the full range of skills you have.
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How Volunteering Can Benefit Your Job SearchJob seekers sometimes consider volunteering to be a distraction from their job search or a waste of time, but there are so many hidden benefits that volunteering can have for job seekers!
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Disclosing Personal Information to Employers – When and HowOnce you are clear on Why you want to disclose a piece of information, you can make a plan for When and How to share that information. Let’s explore that today!
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Housing Services Blogs
Take part in the Plan to End Chronic HomelessnessWaterloo Region’s plan to end chronic homelessness is taking concrete steps to find solutions to make a difference in the lives of those who are experiencing chronic homelessness. Here’s how you can take part in the plan and have your voice heard.
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Staying Safe when Air Quality is PoorOver the past few weeks, we have experienced fluctuating temperatures along with thick, smoky air. While extreme weather conditions put everyone at risk, some groups are made more vulnerable than others, including people experiencing homelessness. Let’s look at some ways we can all stay healthy over the warmer months ahead.
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Review on Encampments: Share your ideas by May 26thThe Federal Housing Advocate is gathering information from individuals with lived experience of homelessness, as well as advocates for the right to housing, and other stakeholders. Read more to find out how you can share your stories, experiences, and ideas for solutions.
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