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- Accessing mental health services🔍
- Experiences of accessing mental health services for women living ...🔍
- Women and Poverty in Canada🔍
- Women living in subsidized housing in Canada🔍
- The Dynamics of Women's Poverty in Canada🔍
- Pursuit of Equity🔍
- A participatory study exploring access to health and social services ...🔍
The Experiences of Canadian Women Living on a Low Income ...
The Experiences of Canadian Women Living on a Low Income ...
The first theme underscores the impact of diverse identities, intersecting privileges, and opportunities regarding mental health access among Canadian women ...
Accessing mental health services: A qualitative systematic review of ...
Canadian women living on a low income face obstacles to accessing mental health services, including a lack of community health resources with ...
Experiences of accessing mental health services for women living ...
Experiences of accessing mental health services for women living on a low income in Canada: a qualitative systematic review protocol · Authors.
Women and Poverty in Canada - Canadian Women's Foundation
“In 2019, around 1.44 million women were living in low income families in Canada. Female individuals represented the largest population living ...
Experiences of accessing mental health services for women living ...
Canada has also seen an increase in rates of mental health issues throughout the pandemic. Women are reporting lower levels of overall mental health than males, ...
Women living in subsidized housing in Canada
Under the subsidized housing model, low- income households pay rent based on their income for housing units that exist outside the real estate ...
The Dynamics of Women's Poverty in Canada
Living with low income is an experience with which many Canadians are familiar. ... Table 10 compares the rate of poverty exit between poor women living as ...
Pursuit of Equity: Women on a Low Income Navigating Access to ...
Gender and income are recognized as social determinants of health, yet the complexities of their interplay, particularly for women with low ...
A participatory study exploring access to health and social services ...
Women living on a low income experience the harmful effects of structural inequalities when accessing health and social services. Some of those ...
At the Canadian Women's Foundation, we want every woman living on a low income to have the chance to ... But more than 1.9 million women in Canada live on a low ...
The Economic Well-Being of Women in Canada
to some extent, as the proportion of older women living in a low-income household increased at a faster pace ... Canadians living in low-income situations ...
Poverty is a significant threat to women's equality in Canada. More women live in poverty than men, and women's experience of poverty can be harsher, ...
Infographic: Canadian Women in Poverty | HomelessHub
The infographic states that 21% of single mothers in Canada live in poverty. There are many factors that come together to create a situation ...
Access to healthcare/social services for women in Canada
Methods: Partnered with a not-for-profit organization, we explored the experiences of women living on a low income in Kingston, Canada.
More women and gender-diverse people live in poverty than men, and their experiences ... Statistics Canada – Low-income status by age and gender, 2021 Census data ...
(PDF) Pursuit of Equity: Women on a Low Income Navigating Access ...
Gender and income are recognized as social determinants of health, yet the complexities of their interplay, particularly for women with low ...
Canadian women on their own are poorest of the poor
Only 9% of all Canadians were considered poor in 2007. It was the lowest rate of low income in 30 years. But that was before the recession ...
Poverty issues for Canadian women Background Paper
Living in poverty may actually result in poor health and shortened life expectancy. Measuring poverty. Canada does not have an official poverty line, but the ...
If Low Income Women of Colour Counted in Toronto - OAITH
Social, economic and political segregation based on class, race and gender is becoming an undeniable feature of Canadian life. Discrimination is mixing.
Breaking the Links between poverty and violence against women
Lack of affordable, safe housing is a major problem for low-income women and their children. In urban and rural areas this can mean living in ...