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Poverty, Unemployment and Income: Winter 1999 No. 7 (32 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (10mb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor's Message (Dena Ellery)
- Income Supports Really Help People With Mental Health Problems Feel More a Part of Our Communities? [Guest Editorial] (Robin Loxton)
- Income as a Determinant of Mental Health (Sandy Jakkavanrangsri & BC Division)
- The Impact of Living on a Low Income on Mental Health (Linda Moreau)
- How to Become Poor (Linda Moreau)
- Moving Out of Poverty and Illness Means Work and Good 'Meds' (Bill Baker)
- BC Benefits: Which Situation Describes You? What Are Your Options?
- The Facts About CPP (Canada Pension Plan) (Barb Bawlf & Freda McLellan)
- Ways to Save: Various Benefits, Plans and Other Cost-Saving Avenues Available for
- Persons With Disabilities (Barb Bawlf, Sandy Jakkavanrangsri & Jill Stainsby)
- Free Low Cost Stuff in Your Community
- Disability Benefits: Behind the Times! (Judy Shirley)
- ARA Researching the Experiences of Mental Health Consumers/ Survivors Living in Poverty (Cindy-Lee Robinson)
- Advocating in the Income Benefits System: Where Pathology Wins Over Recovery (Lori Gabrielson and Dena Ellery)
- Financial Aid Worker Says Budget Restraints Put Greater Pressure on People to Prove
- Eligibility For Income Assistance (Dena Ellery)
- When a Community Loses its Soul: Unemployment in Single Sector Towns Affects Individual and Community Health (Dena Ellery)
- Unemployment: Its Impact on Body and Soul (Book Review by Sandy Jakkavanrangsri)
- United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Reprimands Canada on Economic Injustices
- No Help Available: When Mental Illness Affects Sponsored Immigrant Families
(Dena Ellery) - Access to Mental Health Services Compromised By Language Barriers and Poverty
- Where Do We Go From Here? New Directions for Income Advocacy (Jill Stainsby)
- Provincial Mental Health Advocate Announces Disability Benefits Will be Her Highest Advocacy Priority (Dena Ellery)
