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Tag Archives: social exclusion
One in four young people in EU at risk of poverty, study says
Honor Mahony EU Observer RUSSELS – Almost a quarter of the EU’s population is at risk of poverty or social exclusion, according to statistics released Wednesday (8 February), with 13 member states recording a rise in the number of their … Continue reading →
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Focus on Bullying and Parenting – Self Esteem and Our Health
(RobertMijas.com) Good mental health is a sense of well-being, happiness, self esteem and confidence. It enables us to reach our potential, enjoy and appreciate other people through the formation of positive relationships that help us deal with life’s challenges. Poor … Continue reading →
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