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Youth have rights!

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Aimed at children 12 years of age and up, this booklets present youth with information about their rights in a way that is easy for them to understand. It also encourages them to speak to an... More ≫

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Aimed at children 12 years of age and up, this booklets present youth with information about their rights in a way that is easy for them to understand. It also encourages them to speak to an appropriate person (such as their caseworker, supervisor or an Advocate) if they believe their rights are not being respected.

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Children have rights

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Aimed at children under the age of 12, this booklets present children with information about their rights in a way that is easy for them to understand. It also encourages them to speak to an... More ≫

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Aimed at children under the age of 12, this booklets present children with information about their rights in a way that is easy for them to understand. It also encourages them to speak to an appropriate person (such as their caseworker, supervisor or an Advocate) if they believe their rights are not being respected.

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Budgeting

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Developed to support English as a Second Language learners, this resource contains reading excerpts on how to budget. This is one in a series of resources created to help ESL students learn about... More ≫

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Developed to support English as a Second Language learners, this resource contains reading excerpts on how to budget. This is one in a series of resources created to help ESL students learn about living in Alberta while also developing their English-language skills. The resources can be used by teachers within the ESL classroom, or by ESL learners who may be working independently.

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Parenting preschoolers

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Developed to support English as a Second Language learners, this resource contains reading excerpts on parenting and child safety seats. This is one in a series of resources created to help ESL... More ≫

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Developed to support English as a Second Language learners, this resource contains reading excerpts on parenting and child safety seats. This is one in a series of resources created to help ESL students learn about living in Alberta while also developing their English-language skills. The resources can be used by teachers within the ESL classroom, or by ESL learners who may be working independently.

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