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Poli’s Story
“I have always been inspired by the work that is being done by non-government organizations in our community who support us for our well-being." [ read more ]
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“I have always been inspired by the work that is being done by non-government organizations in our community who support us for our well-being." [ read more ]
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Casimiro was once a busy truck driver who rarely saw his six children, but life drastically changed when his wife of 20 years died in childbirth. [ read more ]
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I lived under the Knight Street Bridge, collecting scrap metal and bottles... One of the hardest things was keeping my head up high. [ read more ]
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I grew up in a low-income family, with a stay-at-home mom of four. My father struggled with a drug addiction. [ read more ]
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“Even though gunshots and gang fights seem to be the norm in my community, I’m convinced that I’m part of a chosen generation. My life wouldn’t be [ read more ]
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7-year-old Rihanata is recovering from a terrible accident where she slipped and fell into a pot of boiling sauce and suffered full body burns. [ read more ]
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Meet Enoch. [ read more ]
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Esmeralda* was an ambitious teenager from a poor family in La Paz, Bolivia. Like other 14-year-old girls, she spent her busy days balancing school, [ read more ]
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12-year-old Rupali is passionate about school and spends three hours every day studying—and teaching her younger sister, Sonali, how to read and write [ read more ]
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"I have to be 100% with my whole heart. That's the only way faith works." Our God is truly a great Father! I want to sing from rooftops praises to [ read more ]
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I don’t know if you will get this letter, but I wanted to send it anyway. I just wanted to convey my sense of gratitude. I know that a lot of people d [ read more ]
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Ayesha Madden grew up in Parkwoods Village, a Toronto Community Housing neighbourhood in Scarborough. As a young child Ayesha followed her big sister [ read more ]