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    Financial Stability for the Disabled: A Self-help Guide for Social Workers, Caregivers, & Persons With Disabilities
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    Financial Stability for the Disabled: A Self-help Guide for Social Workers, Caregivers, & Persons With Disabilities
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    Financial Stability for the Disabled: A Self-help Guide for Social Workers, Caregivers, & Persons With Disabilities

    By Shelley Qian, Kayle Paustian and Austin Mardon

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    About this ebook

    Presented as a compact collection of short stories with detailed descriptions of various federal programs, Financial Stability for the Disabled gives you an idea of where to start when someone you know is or has become disabled. It is an easy to read manuel that maps out the financial resources available for Canadians with disabilities and those living on low incomes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGolden Meteorite Press
    Release dateMay 23, 2019
    ISBN9781773690773
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